Latino Stereotypes

Since you say that minorities whine, you need too look yourself and do some improvement.

Okay, I get it: typical anti-white racism seems to be your motivating impetus. Of course, it HAS TO BE the critics of minority misbehavior who must "look into themselves and do some improvement". What an arrogant assumption and insult. When was the last time a prominent white person told minorities to look inside themselves and improve their lives and their communities? That floats like a lead balloon in today's "culture of tolerance".

I pointed out that the film also stereotypes blacks AND whites, but your "Latinos R Us!" attitude prevents you from objective viewing.

And minorities do whine, to the extent that people just "turn it off" because so much of it is mindless, uncritical, mostly self-serving stereotypical pleading - continually repeated, heedless of major advances and a lot of governmental outreach - not to mention ceaseless mass media "infiltration" of the culture with minority views, messages as well as dramatic/comedic entertainment characters and roles.

Of course there's "room for improvement" - what's the biggest room in the world? Why, the room for improvement! - but it's not just white people who need to be improved. Perhaps, though, you can provide some examples wherein things like "tolerating diversity", "affirmative action", and the like, do not necessitate or imply some sacrifice, some denial, some diminishment, and a lot of guilt laid upon white people and their culture. Implied racism is as bad and as damaging as the real thing, and minorities typically use it as a weapon against whites. Unfortunately, "playing the race card" gives minorities nigh-unimpeachable social advantages.