[Chinstrap61a]

"Have you ever been to Chinatown?"

Sure. Quaint, isolated, most everyone speaks English as well as Chinese.

So far, we don't have the Chinese taking over large parts of our country and requiring Mandarin billboards and Chinese Wall-Marts.

At the moment, we have large waves of people entering illegally and demanding separation in language and culture.

Businesses that facilitate that process betray their country and should be boycotted.

[1rudeboy]

Wal-Mart is not causing Mexicans to illegally-immigrate. And you can walk for ten minutes in Chicago's Chinatown without finding someone who speaks English.

Businesses that facilitate that process betray their country and should be boycotted.
I don't see a problem with that, at all. When you come to the realization that your time would've been better-spent doing the things I'm suggesting, don't bitch.

[mimaw]

Imagine a corporation providing a large segment of society with goods and services they want. A sure route to failure. Now a business model to follow would be say GM that for years gave us products we didn’t want.

[cripplecreek]

At the moment, we have large waves of people entering illegally and demanding separation in language and culture.

Even during past waves of (legitimate) immigration there was no attempt to change America to suit them. Many went the exact opposite direction and did what my great grandfather did and changed the family name to make it sound even more American. He spoke with a German Accent but I doubt a German sentence passed his lips in the last 40 years of his life.