What do Puerto Ricans in Orlando think about the Puerto Ricans from NYC? (Havana: 2015, college)

[OneDayAttaTime]

Originally Posted by OptimusPrime69

I agree that the ricans from Ny are more americanized. However, the orlando ricans are more recent.... they're still first and second gen ricans where as the ones from NY have been in the US much longer, therefore more "American"

I read this quote on Meadow Woods, FL, an unincorporated suburb of Orlando

Originally Posted by DavieJ89

Meadow Woods is home to Florida's largest Puerto Rican community, I have quite a few friends who live there or lived there before, who are Puerto Rican or Latino.

[lovfl]

Originally Posted by ComSense

Gimme a break. She tells her experience and she gets this response? How would you know she was the one being unfriendly?!? She was there, were you? Come on, its ridiculous how ppl tell their OWN experiences and all of a sudden, they're the rude ones?!?

THANKS! I like all people. I would love it if everyone would. Sometimes, I'm afraid of people but that doesn't mean I can't smile at them and say hi which is the least common courtesy, makes it a better world.

[phillystress215]

Originally Posted by lovfl

THANKS! I like all people. I would love it if everyone would. Sometimes, I'm afraid of people but that doesn't mean I can't smile at them and say hi which is the least common courtesy, makes it a better world.

Ricans from NY tend to be much more hit or miss from my perspective. The PR's from the island tend to be pretentious and even down right racist. The of tension between Blacks and PR ricans Haitians in Orlando doesn't exist in NYC/PHI.

[CaribbeanPapi]

Originally Posted by ComSense

Gimme a break. She tells her experience and she gets this response? How would you know she was the one being unfriendly?!? She was there, were you? Come on, its ridiculous how ppl tell their OWN experiences and all of a sudden, they're the rude ones?!?

Telling others to go back to Puerto Rico, and that he/she is more American than everyone else cause her family member fought in the war, as if any Puerto ricans never fought and died for the U.S.,doesn't sound like a life experience to me,that's why i said that he/she sounded like the one with the problem, not de Puerto ricans around she/he.

Where you there? do you personally know he/she?... Give me a Break !!!!...

[StreetSmarts]

You're the one that asked the question, she told you her opinion. You dont like her opinion, so you said the reason she had some bad experiences is her fault. Get my point?

[SummerBabe]

Originally Posted by nycricanpapi

I always have wondered. Any inputs?

From what I know/read, the PRicans in Orlando are typically transplants from NY. Nonetheless, does it matter what anyone thinks?

[CaribbeanPapi]

Originally Posted by ComSense

You're the one that asked the question, she told you her opinion. You dont like her opinion, so you said the reason she had some bad experiences is her fault. Get my point?

I never asked any questions, i think you are confusing me with the OP nyricanpapi,i'm a different papi, lol hahaha

[0nyxStation]

Originally Posted by hittheroadjack

I go to Orlando often, and have found that there are lots of people from the Dominican Republic that went to Puerto Rico illegally first, passing as Puerto Ricans in Orlando, and they seem to come from the ghettos.

Puerto Rico received a tremendous invasion of illegals not only from D/R, but also from Mexico.

Mexicans?? Ive always thought Mexicans and Puerto Ricans didnt really get along. Maybe thats just a stereotype.

[StreetSmarts]

Mexicans are usually, and unfarily, portrayed as the lowest in the hispanic food chain.

[tinytrump]

I really hate this kinda of talk - brings the worst out in many people - As I said before, nobody seems to have any problems when the puking in some hospital with heart palpitations who will take care of them - then WALA!! --they love all people and God himself