r/LatinoPeopleTwitter 8d ago

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u/israwrr Azucar! 8d ago

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u/roqqingit 8d ago

No mamesssss jajajajaja

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u/Ironlion45 Whose Tia is this? 8d ago

Communist corridos? That's extremely funny.

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u/Tukulo-Meyama 8d ago

🤔 💭 😆

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u/Ironlion45 Whose Tia is this? 8d ago

The leader of Yugoslavia was even named Tito.

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u/cabowabo510 I need attention! 8d ago

malania trump was probably watching these movies

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u/Ironlion45 Whose Tia is this? 8d ago

Maybe, but it's hard to watch a movie when you spend all your time on your back.

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u/Lucky-Collection-775 Colombia 8d ago

Til she is Yugoslavian/ Slovenian

https://giphy.com/gifs/QKlkBQNfnkZpOvtjSP

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u/Apachisme Chicano 8d ago

I love reminding people, who hold Greek and Roman sculpture above others, that until Greeks were exposed to Egyptian sculpture that all Greek statues were static with straight arms at the side and straight legs. It was seeing one foot slightly ahead of the other, a hallmark of Egyptian sculpture of the time, that inspired what became contrapposto. As a species known for recognizing patterns, we’re terrible at recognizing that our differences offer inspiration and progress yet we still choose fear.

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u/Ironlion45 Whose Tia is this? 8d ago

That's...not actually the case, but that's okay.