Posted on 06/11/2010 10:50:02 AM PDT by deltaromeo11
Vivian Cade remembers tension, even violence, when immigrants began settling in this agricultural region of central Florida a few decades ago. Trinitys congregation was not easily integrated. But, now, Vivian is learning Spanish ... and about soccer.
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#1. Where’s the barf alert and
#2. People like Vivian are what has contributed to the loss of our American exceptionalism. And I’ll be she hasn’t a clue. Wake up, people!!!!
Vivian’s apathy about our cultural death spiral makes her my enemy.
Spanish and soccer, I can’t think of two less worthwhile things to learn about.
Quisling. For sure!
It’s truly frightening that you believe that. So as an American, she should be duty bound to avoid learning Spanish or enjoying soccer? Give me a break.
Watching a dog scratch fleas is more exciting than soccer.
Here’s a good chant.
“Inmigrantes ilegales, son ladrones criminales!”
It rhymes very well in Spanish.
Uh no. I think the immigrants are duty bound to assimilate. Period. I have nothing against celebrating one’s heritage but this article seems to celebrate the death of traditional Americanism
Swell. And my guess is Vivian can barely friggin’ speak ENGLISH yet!!!
Uh...did you read the story? Vivian Cade is not an immigrant. She's a white, native Floridian who's learning Spanish and even watching a bit of soccer. There is absolutely no harm in either.
Yes I read the story. I posted it. You are missing the point. We are witnessing the supplantation of American culture.
Oops. Meant to say that I was going to post it until I saw that someone else did & that’s why I commented on it. I just think you are missing the point I was trying to make with my comments.
Oh come on. There is plenty of room in the American culture for soccer. We’re not stuck with football and baseball.
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