Spanish People taking over!

If you said this to my face I would have beat the crap out of you.

Mexican cops are so crooked. I really dont like going to that country.

No one is saying thier rights are being taken away. They need to learn the language. Its the established language. Accept it.

Yeah there is. The problem is they are used to different micro organisms. They have trouble drinking our water too at first.

choopie911 wrote: I just have to say, you are an un-educated idiot. Sorry, but you really need to learn how to tolerate other cultures without making broad generalizations of their language and race. What's your heritage? How did they get into the states? Who was there before them? Next time, keep it in your head.

Come live in Miami. Then you will truley understand.

DBibeau855 wrote: Mexican cops are so crooked. I really dont like going to that country.

Wow, what a show of racism, because I'm sure you know from personal experience.

someone just end DBibeau855's life or just end this thread please.


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Yup, we have tons of racists amoung us that dont even realise it. Someday maybe the will grow up and figure things out.

I sure do enjoy the railroad tracks out West. I sure as hell know my European fore fathers didnt build it.

Thanks, foreign laborers. Oh and I sure am glad I am not out there in the 110 degree heat picking the oranges so I have orange juice in the morning.

Dune wrote: Senn, actually English is known for being one of the most difficult languages to understand, speak, and read. Mostly because of slang and many word choices that are used in common conversation. Complaining about immigrants only makes me want to deport you to Mexico to live there.

Holy crap. Did you read my post? What part of

"It's not. English is extremely quirky and makes up for the somewhat simpler verb syntax with hordes of exceptions."

makes it sound like I think English is easy to learn?

If you'd do me the courtesy of actually reading my posts (if you misunderstood me, sorry.. I find that people gloss over my posts more often than not), you'd see that my problem is with the minority of hispanics who don't make an effort and set the stereotype because they're more visible. And FYI, I've never lived in a Spanish-speaking country for more than a few weeks at a time, but I have experienced some of what it can be like.

As I said before, I have no problems with people who come into our country and want to speak theor own language. It's when they want to make ME learn THEIR language that I get annoyed. I voluntarily took two extra years of Spanish, and may finish off the courses eventually, when I only had to take one. I don't mind learning a new language, I resent being forced to in order to keep up with the town that I've lived in for my oh-so-respectable seventeen years, when these people washed up on shore clinging to driftwood the night before (think I'm being racist, stereotypical and bigoted? If so, you obviously do not live in Florida...).

And as far as our forefathers not speaking the native language, they also didn't respect the native culture and ended up destroying it, partly on purpose and partly by accident. I've seen some pictures on Mayan and Incan cities (I know, Central/South America.. just an example) with integrated sewers and organized road systems. Think a tiny little version of NYC made out of rocks. That whole civilization was destroyed by our wonderfully non-native founders, or by the people who discovered the area (ironically, they also created most of the Spanish-speaking areas in the Americas...).