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      "body": "Street Life in the old New World.\n\nLa Teirra de las Mexicas, Land of The May Shee Ka People.  NOT May hee ko, an Espanol political name.\n\nHow can one live, love and laugh on the plantation without plantation script. \n\nBlood of Freedom. La sangre de la libertad\n\nThere is only such place I have found where this is not only possible but a thousands year old cultural model.  Here the people of La Diosa ( Goddess )have fought a long line of Owners to bloody draws and exist peaceably in Freedom even if necessarily and periodically nourished by a few drops of el sangre del pueblo ( blood of the people) , and largely left alone to live unforcibly contracted to Rothschild banks. \n\nHere people take their personal libertad seriously. Street vendors last month here in town were cleared by conquistadors (conquerors) enforcing the new licensing regulations. Some cops were shot…and everyone was back that afternoon. 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It is typically Mexican..of both sides.\n\nCommerce Game.\n\nHere, if Profiteers choose to contract with the Plantation, then that is literally their “business” with all of that and all of those.  In reality, only corporations are taxed. There is no \"sales tax\". The rest of us can live, love, laugh in the still large cracks no number of corporate enforcers can fill. Us Mexicas simply won’t have it and we are, man woman and child,  ready to walk the walk. If we want to open a pinche bar, we just buy some chelitas, (beer) for 4 pesos, get a plank and sell, we don need no pinche (fucking) license, cabrones! (bastards) I enjoy the colorful cussing by both genders and all ages…apply pinche cabron; puta madre; no mames; puto (punk); to any and all…a huevo (right on), cabron, you’ll be a Mexica in no time, hombre. jejejeje…\n\nLibertad. Freedom.\n\nThe blood of Libertad flow in the veins of Mexicas everyone.  Here, like nowhere else I have been, revolutions and revolutionary heros are daily celebrated everywhere on the streets. Every town has streets named after heroes and dates of battles. Freedom from interference by the Owners-This is what we seek when we fugarso (escape) south of the border.  This is what we mean when we talk about the sense of freedom in Mexico.  This is what we mean when we say one can do anything one wishes here.  This is a land where anarchy is the street active social fabric.  You don’t see people complaining and calling the cops if someone invariably parks blocking traffic which they all seem to...fuck the pinche parking rules..They just move around it as others move around them whenever they themselves do it.  Mexicas be like… why do cars come with parking flashers if not to park anywhere…? 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Then its tranquilo or chill with the man, more, importante things in life like family and laughter…maybe even sleeping (under a cactus) like a Disney stereotype, heheheh. \n\nNo Rules but Self Rule.\n\nThere is a People’s Law, La regala de pueblo here and it trumps government law. Police enforce government law ( corporate bylaw) and leave People’s Law alone.  Streets get blocked off with no notice by some local fiesta…people’s law. Corporate law enforcers exert no will here, they are not preying upon us constantly like in the States, you know what I mean…?.  Gypsy mercados (markets),  6 year old traffic intersection jugglers, curbside mechanics, water sellers, bus preachers, subway mariachis, the list goes on.  Begging is rare and mostly limited to people from the sierras ( mountains) needing plantation script for reasons other than survival.  Its simply below the dignity of Jose Average.  \n\nBeautiful life. Hermosa vida\n\nThere is a lovely unique custom here; people make unwanted food carefully and hygienically available for any needy on the street. Nobody, not dogs, starve in Mexico…cool huh?  This is what I mean when I say people make life easy for each other and this good vibe cascade is beyond imagination for those in “developed” societies, where rats race rats and dogs, even, eat dog. Orale (yeah, baby) dog love dog is mas mejor, more betteh, brah. Your heart can feel this.  I could not have imagined a lovelier life.  My heart sings everyday.   \n\nRecycling. Reciclaje\n\nThere is not much official “recycling” but there are huge city networks of salvagers and scavengers who barter at gypsy mercados, open markets; and bazaars, second hand stores.  The streets are cleaned and garbage (always nicely sorted and neatly bagged) are picked up nightly by a combination of private and municipal people.  These guys do NOT leave any mess and you never even see them.\n\nTrade currency.\n\nThe concept of private trade currency is taking root with these salvagers inspired by Michael Litton's LETSystem.  I feel optimistic about this because there exists a few practical basic commodities to serve as base units similar to the ancient Japanese Koku, which was a measure of rice to keep one man alive for a year.  Here it can be tortillas to mota. Mota, cannabis is in political flux at this moment but it appears the world tide of Legalization has finally taken hold here.  ExpoWeed in DF (common name for Mexico City) is the primero event of its kind. Entrepreneurs take note! The discussion of freedom without mentioning “drugs” (or gun ownership for that matter) is meaningless but that is another topic.\n\nViolence. Violensa.\n\nPeople view the gangwars as intecorporate warfare of little consequence to non-affiliates.  Stray collateral damage is not zero if you hang out where turf wars occur, but nowhere near sensational mass media makes it out to be. ( what gives with the dead people front page in all papers here..?)  Its bad enough to shoot each other, gangsters know, but civilians?…its good business to avoid this. Thirty one colleges, universities and uncounted private schools make my hometown Puebla the epitome of university towns and the learning center of the country even from tiempo prehispanico,  prehispanic times. Everyone on all sides send their kids here. There is a Zona de Neutrality, a sort of  self-enforced DMZ here.  Non-Poblanos are not aware of this. \n\nMexican street kungfu.\n\nThe Chino term kungfu literally means Efficiency of daily work.  Mexicas are natural masters of street kungfu. Imagine a sushi master chef…but for ALL actions of everyday life from making a torta (sandwich) to street sweeping. 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Make no mistake, the Mexican slave is as controlled by fear as any, if not more, but If you wish to live in a beautiful natural corner of the plantation where you can be off grid within the grid; with fantastic, cheap food' cheap well designed housing and the climate PERFECT; dig a small tranquilo life surrounded by charming, warm, friendly humble people who love to laugh; where life simply works commonsense; where the culture is rich beyond imagination and is and always has been a goddess worshiping land; learn Espanol and the gateway to the entire New World opens…; where masculine honor is not out of style; and the senoritas are diosas hermana (beautiful goddesses) in the traditional  way, then, man, move your butt across the Rio Grande.  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      "body": "Chingon Lily. Well expressed indeed.  Don't you love the way people place unneeded food nicely and hygienically on the sidewalk for any in need?   Its trusted completely too.   That's deep, man.  I see so many examples of such care for each other instead of disdain and I want to post them here as I find them moving and one of the many many reason I love being a Mexica.  Life just plain works here...in all the ways it plainly does not in all the other countries I have tried.  A huego. \n\nI am new to Steem and have no real understanding of it but your POV is inspiring to me and I did what I understand so far to benefit you-upvote, comment and follow, if there is something else I can do, please let me know. \n\nI live in Puebla and love it.  I would love to share this with people wanting to live a rich, small chill life in a rich, rich culture of ancient free people who warmly care for each other.  My gradual comprehension of  Mexican ( not Spanish exactly) provides in-depth acculturation in ways that cannot be explained to mere tourists. I look fwd to posting here.",
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