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01-11-22 03:30 #22076
Posts: 6422Romanians Latin but not Latino
"Latino" refers to people with ethnic origins relating to Latin America. Romania is squarely located in Eastern Europe and is significantly removed from anything related to the Americas. The Romanian language is derived from Latin, but that's a linguistic classification and has nothing to do with the ethnic make-up of Romanians vis-a-vis Latinos. If you search "Romanian ethnicity", you'll get a variety of results pointing to the Slavic, Baltic and slight Mediterranean mix, but that's still generally considered Eastern European. For the purposes of the US Census, they don't distinguish between White ethnicities save White Hispanic. So if you're Romanian, in the United States of America, you are White. Not Latino of "Hispanic". So, a Romanian would officially be considered White, Non-Hispanic / Non-Latino in the United States.
Conclusion: I don't know which misguided Romanians Mursenary claims to know in America my native land (I understand it), but I personally don't know of any Romanians in my country from the old country in Europe who think they are "Latino". The ones I know correctly view themselves as European, or American if they have acquired their citizenship. And in any event, the United States government certainly does not think of them as such (Latino). I rest. Case closed!
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01-11-22 03:20 #22075
Posts: 7321Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
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01-11-22 02:28 #22074
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
In the last 18 months, supply disruptions impacted everything, and clubs are not immune. These prices are unsettled. However, I am not saying they will settle down again; probably won't but I don't know.
Also, we don't know how the prices would have behaved had there been a large number of foreigners. To say "prices went up when Germans dominated on the demand side and hence that proves Germans are equally culpable" is not logical when there is no alternate data point to show what prices might have been had a large mix of foreigners also were present in addition to Germans at the same time. Most likely, prices would have been worse. Just from the simple point that more men would have been there for the same # girls, plus the foreigners would be even more desperate to make hay while the vaccine shines.
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01-11-22 01:04 #22073
Posts: 6422Opinions
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01-11-22 00:48 #22072
Posts: 7321Originally Posted by MrHo [View Original Post]
I also like Moscow for same reason as Berlin, but both cities are not exactly clean or beautiful cities or cultivated as paris and Tokyo! And also London is added to my list!
I like the power and dynamism NYC carry, but I do not see myself living there! Too concrete jungle to me!
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01-11-22 00:43 #22071
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by McAdonis [View Original Post]
(a) you had to go back to whenever this supposed valuation was achieved; a few hundred years ago?, so still the current valuations of Apple and Microsoft are extraordinary; (b) those valuations for the DEI company are suspect at best and probably meant very little. The value of a share is freely and easily known when there is a large liquid market for it. What was the trading liquidity of the East India company back then? Extremely thin.
At its peak, in 1989, the imperial palace in Tokyo, the small piece of land it sat on, was valued more than the entirety of California. That's what the history books say. But that is highly suspect. The imperial palace never traded. Its valuation was a theoretical approximation.
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01-11-22 00:31 #22070
Posts: 7321Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
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01-11-22 00:31 #22069
Posts: 7321Originally Posted by TheCane [View Original Post]
But in dubai, it is disco set up, so you can negotiate before right? But I guess tutes there are more harden and spoil, so harder to negotiate on rimjob and even BBBJ perhaps! I will see how tute scene is, but I loved the set up and layout of the city, but not much true culture there beside bling bling, very arab style bling bling LOL!
I tend to be more for paris, kyoto and tokyo for city culture, paris can be more safer and clean with my hoping though! It got little more cleaner than before, but still dirty, but it got more dangerous!
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01-11-22 00:29 #22068
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
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01-11-22 00:24 #22067
Posts: 7321Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]
I do not see any point in marriage beside having kid, but I do not like kid that much, but I tend to love little cute dogs instead though LOL! But I love dogs! They are most lovely creatures in the world for me!
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01-10-22 22:16 #22066
Posts: 2073Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
"At its peak, the VOC was worth the equivalent of Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, ExxonMobil, Berkshire Hathaway, Tencent, and Wells Fargo put together. This means that the world's most valuable company, Apple, is worth about 11% of the peak value of the VOC.
It was also worth, roughly, the same amount as the GDPs of Japan and Germany of today added together."
https://dutchreview.com/culture/hist...india-company/
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01-10-22 18:49 #22065
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by BigBuddy69 [View Original Post]
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01-10-22 17:58 #22064
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by DeltaIndigo [View Original Post]
The point is to examine their actual culture in the spectrum of the Latin cultures, not to win an argument.
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01-10-22 17:54 #22063
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by TheCane [View Original Post]
Like I said, when Romanians in America refer to themselves as Latin people, I'll take their word for it.
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01-10-22 17:52 #22062
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Argo1990 [View Original Post]
If your complaint is that Americans or in general foreigners overpay for services and hence drive up pricing, I think that has been beaten to death in this forum and is one of the perennial hot topics.
Personally, I'd blame Asians more than Americans, but then again I am not an Asian, so there is a bias there.
I think German mongers probably do have a point that the influx of foreigners drove up the pricing. Even if all the foreigners were as disciplined as the locals were, just the sheer increase in demand would have led to higher prices or lowering of service quality. On the other hand, like Americans did, Germans too did benefit from the import of deflation from Asia, particularly China for nearly 40 years. Most of the goods you purchase in your every day life would have been more expensive had China not existed. So, it goes both ways. I can see that for unattached mongers, sex budget as percent of total spend is higher, hence you care more about inflation in this particular area. I get that. But when borders are opened up, you get flows in both directions. Clearly Germans did benefit from having open borders with Rom / Bulgaria other E EU nations and access to girls willing to fuck for low amounts.