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You said you hated walking down the street and hearing people speak Spanish.
Easily triggered.
I'd love to give mtl1 a walking tour from the Santa Monica Pier down to the Venice Fishing Pier. Record his/her reaction and watch it go viral in 10 minutes.
You said you hated walking down the street and hearing people speak Spanish.
Easily triggered.
Yes, it sounds absolutely horrible the constant yelling in poorly spoken Spanish and loud tejano and mariachi music, and worst probably not a one is here legally. Then there is the aesthetic element.
Yes, it sounds absolutely horrible the constant yelling in poorly spoken Spanish and loud tejano and mariachi music, and worst probably not a one is here legally. Then there is the aesthetic element.
I always thought that kinda stuff was quite lovely, although I guess when you grow up where other cultures being close by is the norm, it makes for a different mindset on those kinds of things.
I'd love to give mtl1 a walking tour from the Santa Monica Pier down to the Venice Fishing Pier. Record his/her reaction and watch it go viral in 10 minutes.
LOL. Please do. We're just coming off of a nice break from November of last year until a few weeks ago - and we're already in need of another one.
I'd love to give mtl1 a walking tour from the Santa Monica Pier down to the Venice Fishing Pier. Record his/her reaction and watch it go viral in 10 minutes.
That's one thing, but to see and hear it in places that never was a latin American seen or Spanish heard to suddenly being flooded with enumerable people from latin America going out their way to be seen and heard takes the cake.
Has nothing to do with diversity or any of your cultural fearmongering. It's the law.
Go read up Heart of Atlanta Motel vs. United States. Reference Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Supreme Court is a good place to start.
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