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Geert, Thanks for bringing your message to America.
We're not stopping up our ears and running from the messenger.

In spite of our guaranteed free speech, I even get some of my posts removed here for speaking forthrightly about issues with sensitive people groups who the moderators feel can't handle a little of my perspective.

Could you possible advise a mild, unassuming housewife as to what she might do to be more effective while shopping Costco. It seems deep in the heart of Dixie, Nashville has become a third world country, evidenced by any random shopping trip to the local Costco. Many, many people of various brown toned skin colors, unable to speak English and smelling of their various culture's food products have made my shopping forays like an adventure to a foreign Bazaar. One out of every three shoppers are unable to speak English. Unfortunately, their arrogance and reticence to assimilate in my dear country's American culture leaves me quite ANGRY after one of my shopping forays. Do you have any advice how an American might meet such foreign insolence on the Southern soil my Great Grandfather fought to protect? I truly am perplexed.