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Mexican Consulate Opens In Downtown Indianapolis. (Shop after shop, sign after sign in Spanish)
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Posted on 11/22/2002 3:20:37 PM PST by Joe Hadenuf
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To: discostu
As for other governments making demands on America I suggest you look up what Europeans say about the death penalty. Pay especially close attention to the French and their lack of willingness to extradite people accused of capital crimes in America. Not demanding much for their citizens, just demanding a COMPLETE overhaul of our legal system to match THEIR moral view.It's simply discussing foreign governments over stepping their bound.
Oh, good, for a minute there, it seemed you were attempting to make comparisons. I can't imagine what would make me think that.
To: Joe Hadenuf
I was making comparisons, but not to effects. The question at hand was about Mixeco "telling" America what to do. When it comes to telling America what to do nobody beats the Europeans. You really need to work on the reading comprehension.
To: discostu
I was making comparisons, but not to effects. The question at hand was about Mixeco "telling" America what to do. When it comes to telling America what to do nobody beats the Europeans. You really need to work on the reading comprehension. And you really need to work on your spelling. LOL!
To: Joe Hadenuf
Mexicans make great Americans. They are not here to convert us to some other form of govt or religion. They are here to participate in what we are. Simply stated, there is not a better ally in the world than a Mexican become American. They are a friendly loving devoted and loyal people. What's the problem? I say we need them...served with them...and know their loyalty.
To: BRushisright
Wow I didn't notice that till now. Maybe I should watch the football games scheduled for tomorrow, and place HUGE wagers? Since you're completely ignorant of the sport as it is, wouldn't that be a rather foolish act?
To: takenoprisoner
What's the problem? If you see no problem with literally millions, entering our country illegally, routinely, at will, then there is nothing I can say that will convince you that there is a problem.
To: Joe Hadenuf
No doubt about that, and my typing, that's actually the majority of the problems.
To: Miss Marple
We'll be going through Indianapolis in a few weeks. Where's this neighborhood in relation to I-65? I'm looking forward to seeing it. Do they have any restaurants or stands that sell corn with mayo, lime & chili powder? That's one of my faves.
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11/25/2002 9:40:29 AM PST
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Catspaw
To: Catspaw
You would need to take the West Washington Street exit from I 65, which would take you through downtown Indianapolis, past the zoo and White River Park, and across White River.
There are no outdoor stands. The restaurants and stores are buildings, as this is the Midwest and the temperature is in the 30's today, for example. Most of the improvements are in the quality of the residences.
I don't go out there to eat, as we have a local Mexican place near our house called El Azabacan, which we frequent. I live on the far south side of the city. (We also have some Mexican areas springing up here as well.)
To: Miss Marple
I just printed out your instructions to the area & I hope we can check it out on the way to Florida. We are pushing it this time and I'd like to check out the area to see what kind of stores they have, and see if they're any different from the ones in Green Bay. My hubby will probably have to pry me out of the stores.
One of the entepenuers in this area (Green Bay) bought out a Stop & Rob (7-11 type store) and made it into a Mexican market, with an attached restaurant (it used to be a Stop & Rob on one side of the building & a liquor store on the other). During the spring, summer & fall, they sell corn on the cob Mexican style from a small cart in front of the place & I stop in from time to time to buy an ear or two (okay, I've made special trips when the urge is overwhelming). We've eaten at the restaurant frequently and they have a great pico de gallo, as well as a very good red and green salsa (but not as blazingly, habanero-based hot as the ones we ate when we were in the Yucatan). Good stuff.
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11/25/2002 11:36:21 AM PST
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Catspaw
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