This is the best sign ever made!

I hate the myth that people working in customer service businesses "do not speak a word of English." There is likely no way that someone could get a job without somehow speaking English in the interview or the application process. Furthermore, what employer doesn't meet with a person before they are hired? Do they speak another language better? Probably. But the impatience of people and the broad generalizations people make about immigration produce uttler ridiculous billboards like that. I would be humiliated if I worked there to have that outside.

Skillet42565 wrote: The south is the only racist place ever.

i resent that, i live in texas, granted the illegals dont speak english...they built my house...dam good job too!

even though ilegals are screwing with the taxes and welfare, if we didnt hvae them building our houses and doing all the manual labor for (in some cases) WAY below minimum wage, we would hvae higher costs all around, especially the housing market

Gatyr wrote: Gator Taco wrote: Oh really? Is that why every labor crew (landscaping, construction, ect.) I know of has tons of employees who only Speak Spanish or severely broken English? That doesn't exactly fall under the service industry category in the same way Dune meant it.

Well I'm glad someone can read my entire post. Maybe what our educational system needs to do is keep up pace with the rest of the world. I'm not saying we should accommodate fully, but could it hurt to teach our children a second language from when they first start school? My fiance speaks spanish and I am very intent on having her teach our children starting very young. I would also like to have them learn (and I'd like to learn with them) a language such as Japanese or Cantonese.