Republican Presidential Candidates Tone Down Illegal Immigration Rhetoric at Spanish Debate

[mawilson 2,133]

Your support for Hillary is well-documented.

Quoting one post twice doesn't make it seem 'better'. Internets 101?

Doesn't make it wrong either.

Last time this came up, you launched a personal attack on me & had a subsequent violation of TOS. Get over it.

Even if you don't support Hillary anymore, you still didn't answer my question.

Both NY senators voted in support of the amnesty bill.

Does it bother you at all?

[no name 1]

Your support for Hillary is well-documented.

Quoting one post twice doesn't make it seem 'better'. Internets 101?

Doesn't make it wrong either.

Last time this came up, you launched a personal attack on me & had a subsequent violation of TOS. Get over it.

Even if you don't support Hillary anymore, you still didn't answer my question.

Both NY senators voted in support of the amnesty bill.

Does it bother you at all?

I don't live in NY?

[mawilson 2,133]

Your support for Hillary is well-documented.

Quoting one post twice doesn't make it seem 'better'. Internets 101?

Doesn't make it wrong either.

Last time this came up, you launched a personal attack on me & had a subsequent violation of TOS. Get over it.

Even if you don't support Hillary anymore, you still didn't answer my question.

Both NY senators voted in support of the amnesty bill.

Does it bother you at all?

I don't live in NY?

Did I ask where you lived?

[no name 1]

Your support for Hillary is well-documented.

Quoting one post twice doesn't make it seem 'better'. Internets 101?

Doesn't make it wrong either.

Last time this came up, you launched a personal attack on me & had a subsequent violation of TOS. Get over it.

Even if you don't support Hillary anymore, you still didn't answer my question.

Both NY senators voted in support of the amnesty bill.

Does it bother you at all?

I don't live in NY?

Did I ask where you lived?

They VOTED - past tense. That does not affect me. People's opinions can change over time. No one can say they will vote the same again.

[mawilson 2,133]

They VOTED - past tense. That does not affect me. People's opinions can change over time. No one can say they will vote the same again.

Ok.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

They VOTED - past tense. That does not affect me. People's opinions can change over time. No one can say they will vote the same again.

Ok.

lmao.... you'd think you were talking to Mitt.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

In America, the national language is English.

The official languages of the Americas are: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Dutch, French and other minor languages (both native and creole languages).

It always piss me off how you "Americans" call yourselves Americans, even when you're saying that other people from the Americas are not welcome in your country.

maybe you can list another country or two that includes "america" in its name, say like the "united states of american venezuela" or "mexico states of america" or something?

maybe that's why everyone calls the usa "america" - it's the only country to have that in its name

[HAL 9000 96]

In America, the national language is English.

The official languages of the Americas are: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Dutch, French and other minor languages (both native and creole languages).

It always piss me off how you "Americans" call yourselves Americans, even when you're saying that other people from the Americas are not welcome in your country.

maybe you can list another country or two that includes "america" in its name, say like the "united states of american venezuela" or "mexico states of america" or something?

maybe that's why everyone calls the usa "america" - it's the only country to have that in its name

United States OF America, as in, North America, Central America, South America. Mute point in form of once again favoring isolating ownership of something that is more than just "USA" geographically speaking to one particular nation. It is arrogant to think that America is only the USA.

[mawilson 2,133]

United States OF America, as in, North America, Central America, South America.

Huh?

I had no idea the United States included Central and South America.

[no name 1]

United States OF America, as in, North America, Central America, South America. Mute point in form of once again favoring isolating ownership of something that is more than just "USA" geographically speaking to one particular nation. It is arrogant to think that America is only the USA.

My passport says United States of America. What does yours say?

United States OF America, as in, North America, Central America, South America.

Huh?

I had no idea the United States included Central and South America.

And Canada!

Edited December 13, 2007 by devilette

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

In America, the national language is English.

The official languages of the Americas are: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Dutch, French and other minor languages (both native and creole languages).

It always piss me off how you "Americans" call yourselves Americans, even when you're saying that other people from the Americas are not welcome in your country.

maybe you can list another country or two that includes "america" in its name, say like the "united states of american venezuela" or "mexico states of america" or something?

maybe that's why everyone calls the usa "america" - it's the only country to have that in its name

United States OF America, as in, North America, Central America, South America. Mute point in form of once again favoring isolating ownership of something that is more than just "USA" geographically speaking to one particular nation. It is arrogant to think that America is only the USA.

that in bold sums up your entire reply. you can't answer it either but thanks for playing

[no name 1]

In America, the national language is English.

The official languages of the Americas are: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Dutch, French and other minor languages (both native and creole languages).

It always piss me off how you "Americans" call yourselves Americans, even when you're saying that other people from the Americas are not welcome in your country.

maybe you can list another country or two that includes "america" in its name, say like the "united states of american venezuela" or "mexico states of america" or something?

maybe that's why everyone calls the usa "america" - it's the only country to have that in its name

United States OF America, as in, North America, Central America, South America. Mute point in form of once again favoring isolating ownership of something that is more than just "USA" geographically speaking to one particular nation. It is arrogant to think that America is only the USA.

that in bold sums up your entire reply. you can't answer it either but thanks for playing

[HAL 9000 96]

Yeah, the point got muted in its own reply. No surprise there was a lack of understanding in the preposition "of," but I won't go so far as to try a snide remark.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

Yeah, the point got muted in its own reply. No surprise there was a lack of understanding in the preposition "of," but I won't go so far as to try a snide remark.

keep practicing then

[Sofiyya 1,687]

A debate in Spanish is not only pandering, it is a stupid precedent to set. Naturalized Americans, ones who can vote, should be able to communicate in Englsh. It's a waste of taxpayer money to have ballots and election literature in other languages when English is a requirement of citizenship.

Some folks, given an inch, demand a mile.

Edited December 14, 2007 by Green-eyed girl