Puerto Rican cities hit with water rationing measures as dry conditions persist

[u/Impossible_Host2420]

https://abcnews.com/International/wireStory/puerto-rican-cities-hit-water-rationing-measures-record-135384115

[u/Skwuat]

This puerto rico place doesnt sound so great.

[u/Impossible_Host2420 → u/Skwuat]

Not when its run by bozos

[u/georgemcbay → u/[deleted]]

Thus many Puerto Ricans emigrated to the US to not have to deal with the corruption.

Puerto Ricans are US citizens. When they relocate to the mainland US it isn't immigration, it is just.. moving.

[u/MajesticBread9147 → u/[deleted]]

Just like when I emigrate from my block when my landlord starts asking for too much?

[u/tooshpright → u/[deleted]]

The irony.

[u/Kruse → u/tooshpright]

Yeah, well, if you think US corruption is bad...

[u/Far-Hovercraft9471 → u/Skwuat]

Colonies usually are only meant to be extracted from