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voivod · 11-15-2008, 08:48 PM

i don't buy the cultural difference. if he was really interested in doing ANYTHING for his brother, he'd organize an intervention for his brother. i don't thing "i'm mexican" is a reason to drag this out. unless he is willing to accept every other stereotype about his culture. some are not very complimentary.

plus, i'm anglo. i'm close to my family, i'd do anything for them. and if one was a drain on me like bro-in-law is here. the ANYTHING i'd do is put some distance between me the safety net and him the falling man. teach him to stand on his own two feet.

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voivod Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: mountain west Posts: 2,592	Re: My Brother in Law i don't buy the cultural difference. if he was really interested in doing ANYTHING for his brother, he'd organize an intervention for his brother. i don't thing "i'm mexican" is a reason to drag this out. unless he is willing to accept every other stereotype about his culture. some are not very complimentary. plus, i'm anglo. i'm close to my family, i'd do anything for them. and if one was a drain on me like bro-in-law is here. the ANYTHING i'd do is put some distance between me the safety net and him the falling man. teach him to stand on his own two feet. __________________ separated, honoring wife and family daily, she deserves the best me i can give her. 4 kids g18, g12, g11, b7