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It's not the typical sign you see adorning a house in Texas, but there it was tacked to a home in Azle in North Texas: "Hispanics, Keep Out"
Asked why she put the sign up targeting Hispanics specifically, she said that she doesn't want illegals near her house.
Now I didn't know Hispanics were the only "illegals". And she lives in a racially diverse sub-division. You think this is correct for her to do? Is she implying that ALL Hispanics are illegal? Or just ignore the 72 old to her ways and look the other way and respect her right to free speech. Or should the community do a Al Sharpton style protest on her street? What do you think?
It's not the typical sign you see adorning a house in Texas, but there it was tacked to a home in Azle in North Texas: "Hispanics, Keep Out"
Asked why she put the sign up targeting Hispanics specifically, she said that she doesn't want illegals near her house.
Now I didn't know Hispanics were the only "illegals". And she lives in a racially diverse sub-division. You think this is correct for her to do? Is she implying that ALL Hispanics are illegal? Or just ignore the 72 old to her ways and look the other way and respect her right to free speech. Or should the community do a Al Sharpton style protest on her street? What do you think?
Wow....Considering she's 72, no need to protest the poor thing. But someone really needs to have a talk with her. Thats just asking for problems.
Sometimes you've just got to let crazy people be crazy.
You're right. So far there's no law against it!
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