shiiiiit... i can't say i've had much Mexican in San Diego but i think we have some pretty bomb Mexican food joints here in LA.

So you didn't "destroy" nothing, you just bickered with Erik and ignored the facts. These statistics are antithetical to every argument you have against lib-soc.

I'm not against cooperatives, im against the idea that private property should be abolished. You need private property so businesses get an idea of where to set prices for their products.

shiiiiit... i can't say i've had much Mexican in San Diego but i think we have some pretty bomb Mexican food joints here in LA. i can't think of anything specifically in the Glendale area but i do recall having gone to a few in the somewhat nearby neighborhoods of Echo Park and Eagle Rock, though idr where because it's been a while. however, if you are willing to travel a little bit (like 10-20 minutes), there are a few good spots near me and near the outer edges of the Burbank area. for example, Daniel's Tacos in Sun Valley is damn good if you're just looking for the traditional burritos, tacos, tortas, etc. and they're open until like 2 in the morning. there are also random taco trucks throughout the city that are pretty good for that. if you are looking more for a carniceria where you can buy a full plate of tender, grilled meat with veggies, beans, rice and tortillas for a reasonable price, there's a place i always go to called La Vaquita in Tujunga. i always get a plate with a pound of ranchera meat (a specific cut and preparation style of carne asada) and i make sure to ask for a good amount of grilled bell peppers on the plate with it. they usually put some of that as well as green onions with the buds attached, zucchini, peppers, and they give me a sauce on the side. i also usually ask for a lime. also, they have really good fresh made chicharrones.

You big hungry bitch lol Omaha has good Mexican food too lol.

Omaha is a redneck city