Exactly here in the states we’re not even safe sending our kids to school… or even going to grocery stores.. because there’s shootings 😣 In Mexico they have crime yeah but between each other fighting territory they really don’t come and shoot at random people
@@kassandravaldez7726Even though in Mexico crime is bad in certain places for reasons relating to human trafficking gun smuggling and drug growing like cocaine including heroin
USA is number one for serial killers and no where else comes close. Not to mention mass shootings, dangerous police, and just try walking around LA, Chicago ect and compare to Mexican cities. It becomes obvious the USA is much more dangerous.
These people obviously haven’t done their homework. Yes bad things do happen and they happen in all countries. You have to be at the wrong place at the wrong time and statistically the chances are very low. I started traveling in Mexico back in 1978. I am 58 now and looking for a place to buy. Out of the 50 + trips not once have I ever had any problem with the police, military or drug cartels and I have ran into all three.
What people say is true but only if you want to move into the Ghetto. It's like saying the entire country is like the very rough parts of the US and I'm going there 😅
I love Mexico. I have visited 15 times. I get tired of arrogant people saying negative things about Mexico. The people there are lovely, the culture the food. My family is from Puerto Rico ,I was raised there until my teens, love it as well. I am going to try my very best to retire in Mexico at the west coast because I love the beaches.
I thought about moving there, but i have a friend that’s from Mexico that said it’s hard to find work there for a regular dude I don’t know if it’s true or not but I have seen a lot of people coming here for work so maybe
If Meexecans are so lovely and have good culture why do they have the most murd3rs of kids (usa can't get a rest from being criticize of but mx is an excuse), most shootouts, g*n violence/death, cartels, most ruthless murd3rs, etc... Obviously, Y'all mostly lying .
@@thevibe7415 We love the culture, the focus on family, the food, the adventure and newness to living in another country, learning a new language, the proximity to the US and most of all the weather.
Lol well, I live in Houston, TX and I can tell you firsthand that crime, drugs, child/human trafficking, and acts of violence are at an all time high....ON TOP OF it being expensive af to live, eat, suppot a family, and survive here. Mexico looks and sounds so much more calm and peaceful despite them not being a utopia either. Nowhere is perfect. It's all about lving in a location that soothes your soul and where you are happy being a contributing member to that society/community.
OMG! I want to know where she’s from, too! There’s a drug problem here in Canada, we live at the busiest border between Canada and the USA. There’s ALWAYS trucks being pulled over with drugs. 🤯
Idk man I'm looking at the travel advisory from USA, Canada, and Ireland they all say exercise high caution when traveling to Mexico. My family visit relatives in mexico once/twice a year. I would say it the dystopia it's portray on the tv, but it's certainly not all sunshine, and peaceful beaches.
Living, healthcare, meds, food are cheap and great people, culture, weather, food, music. Good reasons to move. Bad side in certain areas of certain cities are unsafe. Just skip those at night. And do not mingle with the wrong people.
That’s gonna be in Singapore. High expenses, low crimes n’ basically no drugs. That’s why I’m thinking of moving away. But, not sure whether it’s gonna easy for an Asian foreigner to move to Mexico.
Im planing to visit Mexico but do have small fears of going, my parents didn’t exactly leave Mexico on good terms and every one I speak to that knows the place I’m going to just tells me don’t tell anyone who my parents are. Only really afraid of the things my parents are blamed for having repercussions on me and I end paying the price.
Thank you for the content! Me and my wife are looking into retirement in Mexico in 10 years and hear the same things 😂 People don't understand that there's a lot a lot of beautiful places to move down there that are safer than US and quality of life is much better. Are dollar bill means something again which is a huge bonus.
To me, it seems like she heard all the stereotypes here in the United States. The US always try to paint the picture like if they're the best country to live in, but I beg to differ. My husband is from Mexico. He says it's not like people say here in the US. Of course, along the borders you might want to stay away from because of drug cocktail like Tijuana and other places like that. Other than that, a lot of Mexico is traditional and families love to live there. My husband is from Oaxaca Mexico, which is a very Victorian historical state in Mexico. He said growing up there everybody knew each other. The town knew his family. It's family oriented. I wouldn't doubt that Mexico do have some bad areas, but it's more good than bad. Doesn't every place in the world have a good and bad. It's like that saying: "Believe half of what you hear and more of what you see." This person probably never visited Mexico in their life. We plan on moving our family there probably next year. "Let me stay away from all the dangerous crime in Mexico because Mexico is the worst place to live". Not! 😂 People can be so naive and believe whatever their government say.
Yes, and in fact, the worst city for drug trafficking is Cancun, which is full of gringos (who are the ones buying and sustaining that business), that's why many Mexicans no longer want to go there for a stroll. The gringos are ruining this country with their vices.
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Whoa!! Mexico is so beautiful and I always feel safe there! Meanwhile back here in the states…..
We feel safe here too :)
Exactly here in the states we’re not even safe sending our kids to school… or even going to grocery stores.. because there’s shootings 😣 In Mexico they have crime yeah but between each other fighting territory they really don’t come and shoot at random people
@@kassandravaldez7726Even though in Mexico crime is bad in certain places for reasons relating to human trafficking gun smuggling and drug growing like cocaine including heroin
The cartel is afraid of Americans and try to stay away
USA is number one for serial killers and no where else comes close. Not to mention mass shootings, dangerous police, and just try walking around LA, Chicago ect and compare to Mexican cities. It becomes obvious the USA is much more dangerous.
She’s definitely not referring to CA.
Definitely!
The waves crashing behind you…. 😍 The view…..
Kevin is over here laughing his ass off… “maybe we can do an episode there” 🤣
It is beautiful :)
These people obviously haven’t done their homework. Yes bad things do happen and they happen in all countries. You have to be at the wrong place at the wrong time and statistically the chances are very low. I started traveling in Mexico back in 1978. I am 58 now and looking for a place to buy. Out of the 50 + trips not once have I ever had any problem with the police, military or drug cartels and I have ran into all three.
well said
That's a lie
What people say is true but only if you want to move into the Ghetto. It's like saying the entire country is like the very rough parts of the US and I'm going there 😅
you are not 58 💀
Can I go with you?
Mexico has such a bad stigma , it’s actually very safe and beautiful. Don’t believe everything u read in the media
Agreed
Yankee go home
@@MovingToMexiCo *Gringos go home* You already stole half of the Mexican territory!!!
Yes, don't believe all of the American tourists being murdered and stuff.
I love Mexico. I have visited 15 times. I get tired of arrogant people saying negative things about Mexico. The people there are lovely, the culture the food. My family is from Puerto Rico ,I was raised there until my teens, love it as well. I am going to try my very best to retire in Mexico at the west coast because I love the beaches.
Agreed 😃
I thought about moving there, but i have a friend that’s from Mexico that said it’s hard to find work there for a regular dude I don’t know if it’s true or not but I have seen a lot of people coming here for work so maybe
If Meexecans are so lovely and have good culture why do they have the most murd3rs of kids (usa can't get a rest from being criticize of but mx is an excuse), most shootouts, g*n violence/death, cartels, most ruthless murd3rs, etc...
Obviously, Y'all mostly lying .
most people moving there are earning money in another country doing remote work for a corporation or owning their own company.
Bruhh when I go to mex I I feel stress free
Yankee go home
She clearing hasn't visited Mexico. I moved here for lots of reasons but living cheap was low on the list.
For sure!
What were your reasons?
@@thevibe7415 We love the culture, the focus on family, the food, the adventure and newness to living in another country, learning a new language, the proximity to the US and most of all the weather.
Ohh I see that’s good to know!
I would like to visit there a lot more myself!
Where is a good place to buy near a sandy beach? I'm in the U.S.@@tiffanyphillips4521
This guy didn't really say anything to refute what they're saying.
Lol well, I live in Houston, TX and I can tell you firsthand that crime, drugs, child/human trafficking, and acts of violence are at an all time high....ON TOP OF it being expensive af to live, eat, suppot a family, and survive here. Mexico looks and sounds so much more calm and peaceful despite them not being a utopia either. Nowhere is perfect. It's all about lving in a location that soothes your soul and where you are happy being a contributing member to that society/community.
Absolutely. It is a shame what is happening.
Hilarious to me how he literally laughed out loud as he read that. Moving to Mexico is my dream!!!
It’s pretty ridiculous! Where do you plan to move?
Haven’t decided yet. Yucatan most likely. I’m quite fascinated with Mexico City also. Planning to do a scouting trip in early 2025.
OMG! I want to know where she’s from, too! There’s a drug problem here in Canada, we live at the busiest border between Canada and the USA. There’s ALWAYS trucks being pulled over with drugs. 🤯
What a shame
Idk man I'm looking at the travel advisory from USA, Canada, and Ireland they all say exercise high caution when traveling to Mexico. My family visit relatives in mexico once/twice a year. I would say it the dystopia it's portray on the tv, but it's certainly not all sunshine, and peaceful beaches.
This is correct. But for the most part it is quite peaceful.
A large part of the world has the same advisories for the USA due to violence. We just don’t call it narco violence in the USA.
Si se mudan o visitan México , sabrán que México tiene lugares muy seguros y bellos ; obvio no todo el país!
Cómo todo los países en el mundo.
How about it’s beautiful, the people are lovely and how about their food!
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Living, healthcare, meds, food are cheap and great people, culture, weather, food, music. Good reasons to move.
Bad side in certain areas of certain cities are unsafe. Just skip those at night. And do not mingle with the wrong people.
Can’t be talking about chicago. She must live in the boonies on a farm
Yeah
She must be in wonderland because drugs and crime are everywhere.
Agreed
That’s gonna be in Singapore. High expenses, low crimes n’ basically no drugs. That’s why I’m thinking of moving away. But, not sure whether it’s gonna easy for an Asian foreigner to move to Mexico.
Singapore is the only country in the world that this could be. I don’t think this lady was from Singapore 😂
Im planing to visit Mexico but do have small fears of going, my parents didn’t exactly leave Mexico on good terms and every one I speak to that knows the place I’m going to just tells me don’t tell anyone who my parents are. Only really afraid of the things my parents are blamed for having repercussions on me and I end paying the price.
I hope that is not the case. Good luck to you!
Thank you for the content! Me and my wife are looking into retirement in Mexico in 10 years and hear the same things 😂 People don't understand that there's a lot a lot of beautiful places to move down there that are safer than US and quality of life is much better. Are dollar bill means something again which is a huge bonus.
Question, what city is this filmed in? Looks awsome 👌
Bucerías, Nayarit
Anyone seen Philadelphia recently, it looks like the city of the dead, never seen anything like it anywhere else, its crazy
It’s a shame
That's funny. The brainwashing lives on... shaking my head
Sounds like America and how they continue to treat African Americans.
Interesting
LOL!! Love the response to that ignorant question. I too really want to find out where this country is where there are no drugs and crime.
Right!
Yeah until it happens.
Could be said about any other fear.
USA #1 drug consumers and by definition #1 drug sales too.
Still love the USA JUST AS MUCH AS I LOVE MEXICO
Agreed!
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Have you ever traveled to michoacan?
Yes I have been there a few times.
No…. Reason: Tijuana, Mexico
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Is most dangerous city in mexico
Canada? 😂
To me, it seems like she heard all the stereotypes here in the United States. The US always try to paint the picture like if they're the best country to live in, but I beg to differ. My husband is from Mexico. He says it's not like people say here in the US. Of course, along the borders you might want to stay away from because of drug cocktail like Tijuana and other places like that. Other than that, a lot of Mexico is traditional and families love to live there. My husband is from Oaxaca Mexico, which is a very Victorian historical state in Mexico. He said growing up there everybody knew each other. The town knew his family. It's family oriented. I wouldn't doubt that Mexico do have some bad areas, but it's more good than bad. Doesn't every place in the world have a good and bad. It's like that saying: "Believe half of what you hear and more of what you see." This person probably never visited Mexico in their life. We plan on moving our family there probably next year. "Let me stay away from all the dangerous crime in Mexico because Mexico is the worst place to live". Not! 😂 People can be so naive and believe whatever their government say.
I completely agree 👏
I really feel safer in Mexico. And that's before learning that almost all the serial killers are in the USA.
Pretty strange
Not only that but any knucklehead can buy a gun in the US. So every conflict carries the risk of someone drawing a weapon on you.
I’d love to move to Mexico. I wanna visit so bad
Watch out with those waves!!!!!, they're very dangerous!!!!! hahahaha
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She obviously hasn't visited Mexico.😂
It is very obvious.
Imagine that
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so, the person he's reading out, thinks that drugs and crime don't exist in the USA ? hahahahaha
Yeah pretty silly.
The US doesn't have drugs and crime? Stop it
Ok 👍
Yes, and in fact, the worst city for drug trafficking is Cancun, which is full of gringos (who are the ones buying and sustaining that business), that's why many Mexicans no longer want to go there for a stroll. The gringos are ruining this country with their vices.
Shidddddd living in America ain’t safe…
Gracias!
United states worse
Thanks for sharing
hahahah never fails - they've never been to Mexico, that why they ask 😂
For sure
Drugs and crime lol any city in USA