31% of New Yorkers do not speak English at home

[Burzum]

This is another sign of Balkanization, over 44% of Californians do not speak English in the home, the country is more divided since it has been since 1861 because it has become too diverse with zero time to allow for assimulation as in former times.

Census Bureau: 44.6% in California Don’t Speak English at Home; 35.6% in Texas; 34.5% in NM; 31.7% in NJ; 31.0% in NY

Also remember that over 2/3 of new immigrants will register as democrats, virtually all democrats want gun confiscation/gun control, this is what George W. Bush's and Obama's open borders and open immigration has brought us. Though plenty of blame can also go to: LBJ, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, and Bu$H41

 

[Deplorable Me]

Hell, my kids pretend not to understand English.

 

[Marine Cpl]

I don't speak English at home. I speak American. I don't say bloke, bloody, or any of their words.

You ever try to understand them. It really is a different language.

 

[Phazer]

Pfffttt.....I'm not biased based on the language people speak.

I despise 100% of the English-speaking Liberal Progressives that I meet every day in New York.

 

[Apeman]

That's why N.Y. has made the forms for applying for every assistance program in multiple languages. Then they don't have to learn OUR language to live here. They don't need to learn English to get a driver's licence. Who cares if they can't read the road signs?

 

[redtail]

And 99% of the citiots.

 

[Cooolone]

Flawed statistic... Sorry, but nothing but BS!

 

[Phazer]

That's why N.Y. has made the forms for applying for every assistance program in multiple languages. Then they don't have to learn OUR language to live here. They don't need to learn English to get a driver's licence. Who cares if they can't read the road signs?

But the Liberal Progressives "know" that they are still entitled to OUR money.

 

[tirwin1]

Ever so slowly the ground beneath our feet is shifting. The fundamental character of this country is changing every day. The trends are not going in a positive direction. One day there will be a flash point and the outcome of all of these changes will become readily apparent. I don't know when that will happen, but I think it's only a matter of time.

It's like what Mark Steyn said about 9/11. It wasn't the day the world changed - it was the day that revealed to us just how much the world had changed over the prior 20 years.

 

[E the massive]

Nobodys business what language people speak in their homes.

 

[MikeyCNY]

Nobodys business what language people speak in their homes.

No, it isn't. But when people on welfare (and no job) don't even ATTEMPT to learn the native language because they are used to being catered, there's something wrong IMO. I've seen this first-hand in retail.

If I were to move to France, Germany, Russia, etc.. I would be expected to learn at least the basics of the local language.

 

[Bigfoot]

I live in a area where there are a lot of farms, agriculture and dairy.
The large "corporate" farms employ a lot of Mexicans so naturally there are a fair share of Mexicans
around here at certain times of year. The only time that I ever see them though is in some of the stores.

When I am in one of the grocery stores I hear them speaking Spanish and it bugs me.
The wife asks me why, I told her because I can't understand what they are saying.
She says, what do you care what they are saying. I said I don't but it still bugs me.

These particular guys are "really" here to work and they don't bother anybody or create any problems.
I see them in the 7-11 store grabbing some beer after their work day is finished.
The same as me, but I can't understand a thing that they are saying.
And yeah, that bugs me for some reason...

 

[Doc8404]

I live in a area where there are a lot of farms, agriculture and dairy.
The large "corporate" farms employ a lot of Mexicans so naturally there are a fair share of Mexicans
around here at certain times of year. The only time that I ever see them though is in some of the stores.

When I am in one of the grocery stores I hear them speaking Spanish and it bugs me.
The wife asks me why, I told her because I can't understand what they are saying.
She says what do you care what they are saying. I said I don't but it still bugs me.

Are they really Mexican?
Most of the ones I see here are from guatamala. Bolivia.

 

[Burzum]

I live in a area where there are a lot of farms, agriculture and dairy.
The large "corporate" farms employ a lot of Mexicans so naturally there are a fair share of Mexicans
around here at certain times of year. The only time that I ever see them though is in some of the stores.

When I am in one of the grocery stores I hear them speaking Spanish and it bugs me.
The wife asks me why, I told her because I can't understand what they are saying.
She says, what do you care what they are saying. I said I don't but it still bugs me.

These particular guys are "really" here to work and they don't bother anybody or create any problems.
I see them in the 7-11 store grabbing some beer after their work day is finished.
The same as me, but I can't understand a thing that they are saying.
And yeah, that bugs me for some reason...

It should, THIS IS AMERICA, learn the language, become part of the fabric, leave your old country behind you, and love it or get F out.

 

[Marine Cpl]

I don't care what language they speak amongst themselves in public. Let's be real here. If we moved to France, we'd speak American to our wives and kids in the supermarket to one another.

What I do have a problem with is once they get to the checkout counter of that supermarket or the DMV and expect the clerk to speak their language.

That's different.

 

[Bigfoot]

Are they really Mexican?
Most of the ones I see here are from guatamala. Bolivia.

Honestly I don't know, they all look and sound the same to me.
Is that racist?

Maybe I should just say South Americans that would probably be more accurate.
But everyone around here just refers to them as Mexicans,,, I don't know.
They seem to be good hard working people. What bothers me is the fact that
these farm jobs used to go to the local area kids/young adults during or after they finished high school.

 

[Doc8404]

Hispanics

 

[Cureforcancer]

@Bigfoot
Post signs that read exactly like this around the 7-11
“ADVERTENCIA”
“PIE GRANDE ARMADO EN EL AREA”

“WARNING”
“ARMED BIGFOOT IN THE AREA”
They will run lol.

IMO you are NOT being racist by being bothered by the fact they do not speak english and yes not all are Mexicans.

My best friend from HS is Mexican. Since the day i met him (circa 1994) he used to tell me about how angry he and his parents were about other Mexicans just crossing the border since his parents in 1976 gave everything they had just to migrate to the US legaly. As teen that always stuck with me. Here in Tx i can assure you that the mayority of Mexican Americans voted Trump (at least the many i know personally) and loathe illegals since most of their parents sacrificed everything for a piece of the American dream legally.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

Nobodys business what language people speak in their homes.

I agree. Just as long as when you need to communicate with the rest of the public you are able to.

 

[libertysnake]

To be honest, the only reason someone should HAVE to learn English is because, quite frankly, that's the language we do business in. It's very simple. It makes sense to do business in one language.

I'm more concerned about the values someone has. The people coming to our country, a lot of these "refugees" especially, honestly could give less of a fuck about our values. Maybe some do, but I haven't seen a lot of evidence that a lot of these people, especially from the middle east that are practitioners of Islam, don't want to cover women up in garbage bags and treat them like property.

It's not wrong to want to bring people into our country that share our values -- and ANY ethnicity can share our values, so screw anyone who tries to label me a racist. I want to know what their views are. I want to know if they have our love our freedom, limited government, and a respect for the union (the bill of rights) which universally governs these states. I care if they're a patriot; that's what I care about.

 

[eagleridge357]

You can learn the ropes for stealing our taxpayer money, you can learn basic english, mutherfukkers

 

[Apeman]

I lived in CA for a year. One of my coworkers was half Mexican(dad) half Korean(mom). She spoke perfect English as well as Spanish and some Korean.. Her dad spoke English and Spanish. She was telling me one at that she was mad at her mom because she wouldn't bother to learn English even though they lived here. The funny part is she and her dad would speak English in front of her mom and she'd get mad.

 

[Mr. terzmo]

Ebonics figured in also ?

 

[Burzum]

The bigger problem is, and hence my original post, regardless of the language spoken, if this is indicative of the inundation of immigrants here, should they become legal, or if they are legal, MOST will register as democrats........democrats hate the 2nd Amendment.

The take away is save a law like SAGA AND, AND, a good US Supreme Court ruling on the 2nd Am., we are F-D.