Posted on 04/24/2008 8:48:40 AM PDT by dynachrome
SURVEY Do you agree with Edgerton High School's decision to allow the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish?
Yes, I agree with the decision.
No, the policy should be changed.
I'm not sure.
I don't care. Other.
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They were talking about this earlier on Fox and some kid wrote in and said they had to watch Algore’s inconvenient movie in Spanish class. The thing was, it was in English, not Spanish.
There are still Hmong who came her during the Vietnam War who haven’t learned enough English to function because the Wisconsin and federal governments have made it so easy for them to conduct the business of their lives in their native tongue.
Yes, I used to work for Health and Social Services, and we had to pay to have our notifications and publications translated into Hmong.
The pledge of allegiance to Mexico in Mexico in spanish would be acceptable. In the USA our pledge in spanish not just no but HELL NO.
Ping!
SO far at least 26% of respondents are either illegals, insane or bleeding heart liberals (which is the same thing.)
Metmom, as you’ve said before, no one could make this stuff up.
José can you see? By the dawn’s....
and the land of the frijoles and the home of the brrrr — itoes.
I think that’s what it’s all about - sponge off the largesse of the Gringo without having to leave behind any of your ways from home.
It would be much better that they study history before they pledge anything in spanish.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_San_Jacinto
When do start singing the Mexican national anthem in Spanish here in Aztlan (all of the southwestern States)? Shouldn’t be much longer to wait. The politicians at every level appear to be all for it, given their inability to see how the illegals have overrun the Republic and helped fill our jails, roadways and hospitals, all at no cost or inconvenience to themselves, of course. Where’s the bloody fence? Fill the politician’s in boxes with complaints like we did when they tried to pass the infamous Amnesty bill (written with the help of McLame, if anyone has forgotten).
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