(Video) Robert Garcia's Remarks About Cubans

This is a country of many ethnicities but we are all Americans and I believe it was in that context that he was speaking. ( as an American ) I think if he was angry with a Mexican or African or Russian, he would have made a similar comment. It was nationalistic not racist.

 

everyone is racist

 

Everyone sounds stupid when bigotry is involved and you're a shining example of that but there was no irony in what Garcia said. Cuban immigrants do get better treatment than most other countries cause they can claim political persecution. Not and anti-Cuban comment, just a fact.

Another fact, even black-americans "STEAL social security numbers".:deal

 

that may be true i dont know him but everything he said was true so i fail to see what your issue is.

 

What tha fawk does Scarface have to do with Boxing? What a dumb mutherfawker.

To stay on topic, Robert wasn't being "nationalistic" he just wanted to hit the Cubans below the belt. Thing is some of them have become annoying as fawk lately. If you don't drop everything you're doing to fight one of their boring azz boxers they consider it ducking. Robert was responding to a Cuban that asked why he was scared of Gamboa.

Before you ***s call me a Cuban hater, I really like Rigondeaux, can't see anyone in his division beating him any time soon. I think Lara is overhyped a little bit. Gamboa at this point is more hype (and peds) than substance, and Abril is shet.

 

I like cubans I know a lot of them, but tony montana is an italian in real life you idiot atsch

 

Maybe he meant the character and not Al Pacino? Cause you know, he said Tony Montana and not Al Pacino?

 

Even if he meant the character he's a fawken idiot. Who brings up some shet movie to put down a nationality?

 

Not arguing that.

 

That was a great movie.


Them batos really living that Tony Montana life though.

 

^ lol at this stupid argument above

 

In order to make a statement like that, you have to know every one in the world.

 

Nothing but the Truth.

 

who brings immigration up to a boxing question?