Get Rid of Spanish in America

[protectionist]

Both of them were from the north, but they never met there. They met in the south where they fled when the war started. My wife was born in Seoul, fourth of five girls. God bless my father in law's soul ... But she came here when she was young so she's really mostly American. She speaks English way better than Korean. Graduated from Smith College

 

[Pogo]

When you want to make free speech between citizens illegal, you're a tyrant

Don't read very well. do you ? For the 5th time, there are many examples of speech that are illegal in America,

Slow learner ?

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Btw you'd better not be a baseball fan.

 

[protectionist]

You just said it has no limits, speech can be regulated, that's what you've been arguing. Do you read your own posts?

Are you OK ? I've been saying all along, speech HAS limits - I even provided a list of exceptions (limits), twice. Get it together man.

 

[NightFox]

Yes, but even if they speak English, the food has Mexican names, so we can't say them

You can point at the menu.

Pictures...

Excellent! I think you've hit upon the solution to this conundrum that should please everybody.

Our new Official National Language.... EMOTICON.

 

[protectionist]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

 

[Pogo]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

 

[kaz]

Yes, but even if they speak English, the food has Mexican names, so we can't say them

You can point at the menu.

Pictures...

I'd rather live in Mexico than Protectionist's America

 

[BrokeLoser]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

I’ve been following along here...this is quite fascinating and bizarre at that same time...either you’re 11 years old or you really can’t decipher the difference between speaking English and speaking Spanish.
OR
You just take great pleasure in making an ass of yourself in public.
Which is it?

 

[kaz]

Where does the Constitution give you that power?

Can government require you to lend your car to your neighbors when they want to borrow it?

Not hard to find where. In the part that talks about the president and the Congress.

As for the neighbors question, sorry I only answer intelligent.relevant ones.

Of course it's relevant. You gave government the power to control my property without my having committed a crime or received due process.

How does that question suddenly stop being relevant? What made you decide government can restrict my free use one property and not another property?

 

[kaz]

I had a house keeper once who left a note when she went home asking for "espunges." Maybe I made a mistake by not having her arrested. What do you think?

I think you need to find another thread, Mr Troll.

It's a troll thread

Reported/

OK? The mods must love you.

You were called the tattler all through grade school, weren't you?

 

[Pogo]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

I’ve been following along here...this is quite fascinating and bizarre at that same time...either you’re 11 years old or you really can’t decipher the difference between speaking English and speaking Spanish.
OR
You just take great pleasure in making an ass of yourself in public.
Which is it?

Sigh ---- being a Special Ed teacher requires so much patience...

Florida

U.S. state, formerly a Spanish colony, probably from Spanish Pascua florida, literally "flowering Easter," a Spanish name for Palm Sunday, and so named because the peninsula was discovered on that day (March 20, 1513) by the expedition of Spanish explorer Ponce de León. From Latin floridus "flowery, in bloom" (see florid). Related: Floridian (1580s as a noun, in reference to the natives; 1819 as an adjective). --- OED​

 

[kaz]

You just said it has no limits, speech can be regulated, that's what you've been arguing. Do you read your own posts?

Are you OK ? I've been saying all along, speech HAS limits - I even provided a list of exceptions (limits), twice. Get it together man.

I said you're arguing speech has limits and you came back with yes it does.

What does the first amendment protect since you think speech between citizens can be regulated?

 

[BrokeLoser]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

I’ve been following along here...this is quite fascinating and bizarre at that same time...either you’re 11 years old or you really can’t decipher the difference between speaking English and speaking Spanish.
OR
You just take great pleasure in making an ass of yourself in public.
Which is it?

Sigh ---- being a Special Ed teacher requires so much patience...

Florida

U.S. state, formerly a Spanish colony, probably from Spanish Pascua florida, literally "flowering Easter," a Spanish name for Palm Sunday, and so named because the peninsula was discovered on that day (March 20, 1513) by the expedition of Spanish explorer Ponce de León. From Latin floridus "flowery, in bloom" (see florid). Related: Floridian (1580s as a noun, in reference to the natives; 1819 as an adjective). --- OED​

Look, I get it, your semantics and hair splitting is fun...for teenagers...there are many Spanish words used in the English language. What I’m asking you is; do you know the difference between speaking Spanish and speaking English?
Do you think that when one orders at Taco Bell IN ENGLISH that he/she just spoke Spanish because they used one word that may be part of the Spanish language?

 

[TheDude]

Most people don't realize or care to know how much Spanish costs the American public. Not just Spanish, California entertains 16-18 languages.

Liberals don't care, because they prefer the chaos and cost in exchange for votes, tearing down America itself and one world order....................................FACT FUCKERS.

 

[kaz]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

I’ve been following along here...this is quite fascinating and bizarre at that same time...either you’re 11 years old or you really can’t decipher the difference between speaking English and speaking Spanish.
OR
You just take great pleasure in making an ass of yourself in public.
Which is it?

Sigh ---- being a Special Ed teacher requires so much patience...

Florida

U.S. state, formerly a Spanish colony, probably from Spanish Pascua florida, literally "flowering Easter," a Spanish name for Palm Sunday, and so named because the peninsula was discovered on that day (March 20, 1513) by the expedition of Spanish explorer Ponce de León. From Latin floridus "flowery, in bloom" (see florid). Related: Floridian (1580s as a noun, in reference to the natives; 1819 as an adjective). --- OED​

Look, I get it, you’re semantics and hair splitting is fun...for teenagers...there are many Spanish words used in the English language. What I’m asking you is; do you know the difference between speaking Spanish and speaking English?
Do you think that when one orders at Taco Bell IN ENGLISH that he/she just spoke Spanish because they used one word that may be part of the Spanish language?

Here's the thing. Government abuses all power. Agreeing to what two reasonable people would agree something means and granting a power that you expect government to be reasonable could not in any way be less alike. The courts are full of proof of that

 

[Pogo]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

I’ve been following along here...this is quite fascinating and bizarre at that same time...either you’re 11 years old or you really can’t decipher the difference between speaking English and speaking Spanish.
OR
You just take great pleasure in making an ass of yourself in public.
Which is it?

Sigh ---- being a Special Ed teacher requires so much patience...

Florida

U.S. state, formerly a Spanish colony, probably from Spanish Pascua florida, literally "flowering Easter," a Spanish name for Palm Sunday, and so named because the peninsula was discovered on that day (March 20, 1513) by the expedition of Spanish explorer Ponce de León. From Latin floridus "flowery, in bloom" (see florid). Related: Floridian (1580s as a noun, in reference to the natives; 1819 as an adjective). --- OED​

Look, I get it, you’re semantics and hair splitting is fun...for teenagers...there are many Spanish words used in the English language. What I’m asking you is; do you know the difference between speaking Spanish and speaking English?
Do you think that when one orders at Taco Bell IN ENGLISH that he/she just spoke Spanish because they used one word that may be part of the Spanish language?

Once AGAIN I took the wacko OP's wacko OP to yet another logical conclusion. Not that it's "logical" but it is following his logic. One of many example thereof.

Or is abstract critical thought completely beyond your ken?

 

[bodecea]

Both of them were from the north, but they never met there. They met in the south where they fled when the war started. My wife was born in Seoul, fourth of five girls. God bless my father in law's soul ... But she came here when she was young so she's really mostly American. She speaks English way better than Korean. Graduated from Smith College

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Porque?

 

[kaz]

Most people don't realize or care to know how much Spanish costs the American public. Not just Spanish, California entertains 16-18 languages.

Liberals don't care, because they prefer the chaos and cost in exchange for votes, tearing down America itself and one world order....................................FACT FUCKERS.

Way beyond not caring, the more government spends, the more they love it

 

[bodecea]

Say --- aren't you in ..... Florida?

Oopsie, is that a dirty word now?

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Forget about a national language...you couldn't even make it through the 4th grade with that line of crap.

 

[BrokeLoser]

Actually the word Florida is an English word, used in English government back in the early 16th century - I think it was in the time of Henry VII (grandfather of Queen Elizabeth I)

Nope. Spanish for "flowery".

Therefore you do not exist. Your state is illegal.

I’ve been following along here...this is quite fascinating and bizarre at that same time...either you’re 11 years old or you really can’t decipher the difference between speaking English and speaking Spanish.
OR
You just take great pleasure in making an ass of yourself in public.
Which is it?

Sigh ---- being a Special Ed teacher requires so much patience...

Florida

U.S. state, formerly a Spanish colony, probably from Spanish Pascua florida, literally "flowering Easter," a Spanish name for Palm Sunday, and so named because the peninsula was discovered on that day (March 20, 1513) by the expedition of Spanish explorer Ponce de León. From Latin floridus "flowery, in bloom" (see florid). Related: Floridian (1580s as a noun, in reference to the natives; 1819 as an adjective). --- OED​

Look, I get it, you’re semantics and hair splitting is fun...for teenagers...there are many Spanish words used in the English language. What I’m asking you is; do you know the difference between speaking Spanish and speaking English?
Do you think that when one orders at Taco Bell IN ENGLISH that he/she just spoke Spanish because they used one word that may be part of the Spanish language?

Once AGAIN I took the wacko OP's wacko OP to yet another logical conclusion. Not that it's "logical" but it is following his logic. One of many example thereof.

Or is abstract critical thought completely beyond your ken?

NO, NO, NO.....the OP’s post makes perfect sense to any good American...PERIOD. You’ve simply done what you often do...you’ve spun the shit out of simplicity and tried to steer down your twisted path. It’s what you and your type do. It’s actually quite sad that we ever need threads such as this one. When one decides to move to a foreign territory the least that should be expected is that they learn and use the native dialects. Simple shit for anyone sane and logical.