@ClownWorld_ Man, u facturing?

@Niko_Dantus @memomotorsports @archi_tradition Yeah… still a no. It’s like saying the Aqueduct of Segovia was built by the Spanish. It was built by the Romans. Spain wasn’t even a thing and it took centuries to become its own country, same as Mexico. Be proud of something you’ve built on your own 😉

@Niko_Dantus @memomotorsports @archi_tradition Mexico is the name they chose for the country when they got independent in 1821. The mix of cultures and races was Nueva España, a province of Spain from 1535 until 1821. All those buildings shown were built between 1500-1750. In other words, those buildings are not Mexican.

@Niko_Dantus @Unknownacquain1 @archi_tradition Take your time

@UsinTX @archi_tradition So the Roman Empire’s territory was Rome or ‘whatever name they got centuries later’? I guess Romans DESIGNED so much around the world, look! Look at the constructions the French, Turkish, Croatian and some other places that didn’t even exist for another 1000 years, built!

@GearsOFshocK @archi_tradition Es como decir que el Teatro Romano de Mérida (en España) fue construido por españoles. Ni existían los españoles, ni teníamos ese conocimiento ni esa tecnología. No, fue construido por los Romanos, siglos después esa tierra se llamó España, igual que esas catedrales en Mexico.

@SylviaR89025843 @archi_tradition I’m quite worried you got to be a public representative and you never got to know Mexico is only 204 years old, not 500. Mexico didn’t exist back then, all that land was part of Spain and its citizens: Spanish. Indigenous had indeed pyramids, not cathedrals.

@emilior75749772 @archi_tradition ‘Indigenous techniques’? Take a look at both of these pictures. One is a Spanish cathedral (in Spain), the other one is a indigenous temple. Which one you think looks closer to the ones in the OP?

@marquezzology @archi_tradition Love yourself a bit more 😉 You can’t even choose a mexican football as your favorite sports team…

@JosuePS86 @archi_tradition There were no Mexicans back then and Nueva España was a part of Spain, in the same way Canary Islands is Spain today.

@1aguerrero @archi_tradition Sad to see you deny your ancestry. Perhaps you should change your Spanish surename, after all it means “warrior” and maybe it was given to a Spanish warrior who conquered America. Think about it.

@criticallense @archi_tradition Yeah, no.

@batistabj88 @archi_tradition He’s ‘comunicólogo’ and can’t even write a sentence properly.

@Unknownacquain1 @archi_tradition Exactly.

@AdMontenegro3 @archi_tradition Mexico didn’t exist back then.

@memomotorsports @archi_tradition They were all Spanish, Mexico didn’t exist

@marquezzology @archi_tradition Mexico didn’t exist

@voletanalto @eormensyll @archi_tradition Maybe the workers that put the bricks together were locals, you’re right.

@Morgan_C_Ross So Canada is not in America? Which continent is in then?