[chris1]

"I think it's not fair," said Gonzalez, who came to the United States 27 years ago from Guanajuato, Mexico. "Business[es] need to understand that we are free to speak our language."

That says it all folks. These third world nomads do not want to assimilate, do not want to speak English, do not want to follow our way of life. How many times do I have to repeat it??????? SHIP THEM HOME NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Soon enough, idiots on FR will be defending these people like always.

[Tulane]

Well, I guess I am an idiot then...I think that is just about the dumbest business policy I have ever heard of...the idea is to attract as many customers as possible...not alienate them by banning their language...

I understand wanting to have employees speak a language that the customers speak, and that may be what is going on in the posted story...

But posting a sign where customers could read that Spanish is banned is downright bad business...in my humble opinion.

[FairfaxVA]

Agreed.

Sadly, I think this whole PC movement has gone waaaay tooooo far, and now we are seeing the results. With many thanks to the left, and groups such as the ACLU, we have seen the rights of American citizens eroded. Hopefully, at some point, the American public will realize the harm that being 'politically correct' has done to this country...but I'm not holding my breath.

[Die_Hard Conservative Lady]

Right on!

Close the darn borders !!