The culture shifts your talking about also, are not shifts but more along the lines of idealism. .
I'm talking about when the great immigration peirods were in this country.
The culture shifts your talking about also, are not shifts but more along the lines of idealism. .
If you go to a country where to get things done, people go through informal channels and rely on a network of extended familie(..)
Uh, these are basic violations of human rights.
First, if a business owner feels his business will be better served by putting signs up in Spanish, and you feel that's wrong, you and your government can sod off.
Second, if the person in question cannot understand English, refusing him a translator is something the Nazis would have done. You're denying him due process, and every other human right in the book.
Between these posts and your post in the suicide thread, are you trying to get banned, John?
Well, in that case I'm confused. Right now I'm trying to figure out whether you're a human being, or an algorithm specifically designed to be completely devoid of any intelligence. If you went back and tried to learn English, you might be able to read the part of your post where you made the assertion that American culture "has a long and storied condition of self reliance," and before that you said "one has to make a distinction between the city culture and what American culture, more and more, is becoming 'what used to be.'" at least very strongly implying that "traditional American culture" is what you meant when you said "what used to be," as if "traditional American culture" is being phased out somehow, a statement I'd love to see proven. I don't see how my post is not relevant, other cultures are far more hardworking and self reliant in nature than American "culture" used to be currently is, or ever will be, if you can call paving over grasslands and replacing them with Wal-Marts culture.
I mean, to me it's just that someone with any intelligence would know that. But that's just me.
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I mean, to me it's just that someone with any intelligence would know that. But that's just me.
Apparently someone disregarded my, "make a distinction between the city culture and what American culture, more and more, is becoming 'what used to be.", statement. Good job F-tard!
Bozo Erectus said:On what do you most base your respect for others?
John HSOG said:Other - Manners
However, since I did not have that option, I voted "Level of Education".
Give them back pay and benifits that they've been screwed out of and throw their employers in jail.
Sure once they payback the billions in health care they cost the tax payer.
They use no more in health care than a poor US citizen working for slave wages with no benifits. That is the point. The subsidy is not to the person but to the company that pays the low wages and gives no benifits. Illegals are in fact supporting soc. Security by paying in but not collecting.
Uh, these are basic violations of human rights.
First, if a business owner feels his business will be better served by putting signs up in Spanish, and you feel that's wrong, you and your government can sod off.
Second, if the person in question cannot understand English, refusing him a translator is something the Nazis would have done. You're denying him due process, and every other human right in the book.
He didn't say that. He just said signs. For those of us without a telekinetic link to his brainstem, it's difficult to read minds.
Uh, no. You cannot write off human rights like that. If you cannot in some way accommodate the person in question by providing him with a translator, you are violating his rights to due process, essentially falsely jailing, charging, and imprisoning him since he doesn't know what's going on and for all he know he was arrested for jaywalking. Any lawyer with a functioning brain cell would then sue the state on his behalf up the wing wang, costing the state millions if not tens of millions.
What exactly is so hard to understand about that?
They crossed into Mexico illegally to fight against the Mexican government.You have missed the point entirely.
Daniel Boone and David Crocket didn't pave away grasslands to make way for Wal-Marts.
Are you in the U.S. legally? The quoted post above makes many mistakes regarding what is accepted as proper written English.we are not denying him anything, to pass the US Citizenship test you have to be able to speak, read, and write basic english, if your caught over here and you cant speak english your either on a greencard or not supposed to be here, and either way you prolly will go home for any leagal issues you cause, yes you will get a fast ride back to your home land, or if its a hospital they will hire a translator and charge it on your bill.