Freedom of Speak
Sure to be a huge controversy in the next hierchy elections, bilingual ballets are destined to play the hot button role. In fact, last Thursday (June 22), the lovely GOP "revolted" during a vote of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Why? Becuase they see this as the oppurtunity to pick up votes.
If you have Hispanic, Asian, Muslim or any kind of immigrant that does not speak English, there is a chance that they could screw up in the polls and vote Republican (we all know they don't want to). Plus, the Conservatives, the GOP in particular, loves to keep that "We're all white, English speaking American soldiers" guise up.
Why force people to speak English is places that are majorly populated by people who don't speak English?
posted by k. edward warmoth @ 1:28 PM
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Nice colors. Keep up the good work. thnx!
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I know I'm commenting on a few posts here. I've been away for a while.
To be honest, I'm not sure why this is an issue. One of the requirements for naturalization is an ability to read, speak, and write English. So if you're voting, which means you're a citizen, you should be able to understand English anyway.
Haha, why would I want anyone voting Democrat? Why would I want anyone voting at all? News flash: Democrats and Republicans are the same rich assholes, just with different names. Nice assumptions, keep up the great work.
Medic- Maybe we should eliminate the concept of countries then?
Yeah I know. Next thing you know, people will start entrusting rich assholes to make decisions for a working class majority. Hahaha, good times.
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