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I saw a Mexican employee at a retail store. On his arm was a tattoo that read “Aztlan.” No, not Mazatlan, the resort town in Mexico, but “Aztlan.”

For newbies, “Aztlan” is a racist Mexican word that refers to “America after the Mexicans re-conquer it, sometime in the future.” It refers to “taking” America — in other words, stealing America. That’s anti-White racism [1].

I can guarantee you three things:

1. That employee has never been fired, or not hired, due to that tattoo;

2. No White customer has ever complained about that tattoo (at least, not to his face, because they don’t want to get stabbed in the parking lot);

3. If a White person had an anti-Mexican tattoo, he’d find himself either not hired, or fired.

(Yes, it’s true that most of the U.S. southwest was, at one time, Mexico. But America fought a war with Mexico in 1846 and won the war, which is why that territory is no longer part of Mexico. America even offered to pay Mexico big money for the land that it took in the war! How way-too-nice was that? White people are always too nice — it’s genetic).

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[1] “During the Chicano rights movement of the 1960s, Aztlan became a powerful rallying cry for militants who spoke of a reconquista, or reconquest, of the U.S. Southwest, turning it into an independent homeland for Latinos.” — from a July 2006 Los Angeles Times article