OmiZIHón de Deber Municipal

Hola
I dont understand why you bitch so much about all the BS that the local mayor is doing but do nothing about it. Try lying down infront of the bulldozers. Show some balls instead of just ranting about it. Put some action where your mouth is. Us foreigners, as you like to call us, cant do anything."

@victorio

Though it is accurate, I don't care for the use of that terminology "foreigners ", either, e.g, in the way you referred to in your comment.
(the context I think your indicating is us "Foreigners" being visitors, vacationers, tourists, and the like..)

& NO Rob, it DOESN'T particularly "BOTHER ME"!
I'm 100 percent already aware of the definition, & what the term refers to,
As far as your insult against me,
I'm NOT as dumb as you apparently think I am!

This isn't a question of your accusal of "thick skin"!
I'm simply commenting, that in my own particular opinion, that the term has a hostile vibe to it, which varies, DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION IT'S USED IN!

Surely others don't have that perception, that's fine, NO problem with me.
No big deal!

btw, I was expecting that you would sift out something to bicker with me about & make a criticism against me, knew that already when I posted this.

Now then, back to the term "Extranjero"/ foreigner.....
I would prefer, especially in your posts where you usually are referring to FOREIGN vistors, for example:

Visitors from Canada (or wherever)
vacationers from the USA
Tourists from "X" wherever it is.
A bit more "Kinder & gentler" as it should / could be?

As far as "can't do anything", about many issues, that's the case, e.g. the Alacalde's cement habit.
It has been mentioned to contact the local Gobierno's Fb page, or deliver a written statement to the H. Ayuntamiento.

That said, in general, "Foreigners " intervening in Mexco's affairs isn't well accepted, and in fact prohibited in some situations.
So, I don't think it would make any difference, more specifically in CHANGING LAWS.
Then again, obviously, YES, "Extranjeros" do participate in many events as our leading Spokesperson and Mexico's Representative noted in his reply.

Though, in other situations unrelated, such as dog issues, assisting with donations to the lower income population, etc, etc,
obviously, "Foreigners" have had an impact and made a difference.