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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: as a Mexican: People from "my culture" living in the US get way too mad about things that don't really bother us to an extent it is actually offensive.

Seeing "latino culture" defended by people as far from it as any other around them because it "belongs to them" just because of their ancestry has made me look into it as people pushing towards stereotypes harder than everyone else. Someone from another culture wants their tacos made in a way that they like? We get to see a buzzfeed article or video from a "Mexican" (who has clearly never been in Mexico) get mad about it while we eat carne asada sushi. As most of the countries in the continent, we have a wide mix of ancestors and races and some people just ignore that.
gpt
This is an incredibly broad topic with nearly nothing to go on in the OP. 

Is your view about a specific, real-life example? Can you link to it so we can review and respond to it? 

Or do we have to conjure equally vague hypothetical scenarios in which someone is rightfully upset about latino culture being appropriated until you shift your view or abandon the thread? 

If you truly want a discussion and are interested in changing your view, give us something to work with here.