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Originally Posted by Third_World
I am not a Dominican but live around them.
I noticed people that come from Dominican republic and live here seem cold and a bit hostile and wanted to know why?
Specifically in New York.
Dominicans don't speak to Americans, they stay to themselves and never speak English. And when I did try to make conversation with one in the store all the other Dominicans look at me as if I had done something wrong.
And it seems that they don't want to embrace our culture but want to live here. or want to colonize.
They watch everything in Spanish on TV.
They raise their flags everywhere here and never recognize the American flag of the country they live, breathe, sleep, and eat.
I understand its their culture but its less than 1% I see them embrace the American culture.
But when I vist their country Dominican Republic. I embrace everything about their culture. I learn the language, watch spanish tv, embrace the flag and culture and speak with non Americans.
Why come to the U.S and be hostile?
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Jesus Christ!!!. Just came here to read and I had to read all these generalization nonsense!!.
1- I am not cold,
2- I am not hostile,
3- I speak to Americans,
4- I don't stay to myself,
5- I always speak English,
6- I don't look bad a people when they try to talk to me,
7- I embraced the US's culture, I even consider myself more American than Dominican,
8- I don't watch Spanish television,
9- I don't raise the Dominican flag, I do have a little American in my car (after 9/11)
Now, since you have the cojones to generalize, that means you know every single Dominican living in the US.
OOOOOOOOPS, I guess you missed ME!. (And a few others here).
WHERE IN HELL DO THEY FIND THESE PEOPLE!!!!.
(R AND O!!).