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Also, it is worth noting that English is the official language of most states and a number of our territories as well. While I can imagine situations in which a U.S. citizen might not speak English, and I'm sure there are actual examples somewhere, I seriously doubt that there are sufficient numbers of non-English speaking U.S. citizens to make your subsequent point more than moot.
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a lot of puerto ricans do not speak english, and they are US citizens.
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But making it a law? Sounds a bit far fetched to me. Common sense should make law obsolete and not the other way around. Unfortunately people want leglislate everything instead of acting in a rational sense and I believe that is what the OP is upset about. Logically, someone in charge of customer service over the telephone should speak English fluently in the United States. To have hired someone that doesn't speak English fluently is illogical and both the employer and employee should be fired... from a cannon preferably. | |||
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Stop feeding and watering that idiot and I would be willing to bet my month's salary that he would "remember" English with the quickness. | |||
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I can assure you that the hospital that refused to treat someone because they refused to provide translators would be awash in litigation. | |||
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Regards, Mg
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