[ConservativeMan55]

I guess you don't believe in any type of slippery slope.

[.38sw]

It's marketing. It's not the government doing it. If I refused to buy anything that had instructions in several languages, I wouldn't have much of anything. I'd have to send my new washer and dry back, my new gas range, my new refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave, my Timex watch, my iPod, my clock radio, television, my computer....

[JennysCool]

I guess you don't believe in any type of slippery slope.

Well, it is true that once you've sunk to the Pringle's level of the fast food chain, it's all pretty much downhill from there.

[mnehring]

I guess you don't believe in any type of slippery slope.

No offense but this is the dumbest slippery slope example I've heard (not just here, this complaint has been around for hundreds of years.. you should read the history of immigrants (legal) in NYC and how the 'native' Americans (ie, Mayflower claimed legacy(sic)) were worried we would all speak Italian, etc..

[winodog]

That slope started slipping about 15 years ago when the US governement started printing all voting material in spanish and english. This was all planned many years ago and is moving down the road just as the elite want it too.