Luisito Comunica comments on unemployment; they call it privileged

Mexico City /

Luisito Communicates has caused a revolution after his controversial comments about people who have no job and is that although the youtuber try to take care of your words and attitudes, on this occasion he did not have it as he expected and social media went against him.

Luis is in order to share through his Instagram stories his day to day and this time was no exception, as on a walk through the Mexico park highlighted the signs of people offering their services for walking pets and those who they offer salsa dance classes, this caught his attention and he ventured to say the following: “What doesn’t work is because it doesn’t want to” in addition it wrote “There are no excuses for not working”.

“Giving salsa classes at the park and charging people, it’s beautiful. It’s beautiful, or you can work walking dogs, looking for lost dogs and collecting rewards.”

“Who doesn’t work, in fact, is because he doesn’t want to, because he doesn’t feel like it,” said King Columbus, reinforcing his idea of ​​current employment in Mexico.

They call it Whitexican

His words were not well taken and through the Twitter account “Whitexicans stuff“, Internet users began to complain and point to influencers of ignore the country’s labor situation.

These were some of the comments on this twitter account, which evidenced Pillo’s stories.

“This skinny, ugly is talking nonsense. There are millions who work hard and can’t get out of poverty”: @hotmatsutaro.

“The context and the use of this phrase are known. Do not come to throw maromas to justify Luisitocomemierda. In Mexico there is a lack of employment and there is also precarious employment. There are jobs with wages of shit they’re just looking to exploit the worker “: @Davydgm.

“My dad hasn’t been looking for work for a whole year for these blowjobs to come and tell me”: @ theatrequ33n.

What does whitexicans mean?

Whitexicans, derived from the contraction of the English words white and Mexican, white and Mexican.

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