It seems Xenophobia is on the rise....
I was in a chat room dancing to my music set, which has probably one song in Japanese...Juju asked me a question using Japaneses characters and a woman in the room started to complain, saying all the Japanese was giving her a HEADACHE, and that we really should speak English because that's the official language of the USA. (Or maybe Trump's USA, all people speak English.. maybe sometimes use French... they hate spanish and to them Japanese is blithering gibberish.)
I left the Chat room. I know the owner and she never had an "English only" policy because she herself speaks French. When people start complaining and tell you .."If you wanta speak Japanese go back to Japan..we don't need this shit here":. I know for a fact this person must be at Trumper ...or just Xenophobic. People have grown Intolerant of Immigrants or people they think are immigrants. They believe we are weighing down this country and trashing the place with our culture. All of this coming out now, when before people kept stuff to themselves or shared it with family and friends... but in any case.. its very sad.
Fortunately my neighborhood is very mixed ...with mostly Asians so there are no complaints
like the above woman had. I can speak Japanese clearly without someone stomping their feet and telling me to "Speak English, this is America" (Forgetting the fact that America is
part of Central and South America where they speak Spanish, Portuguese (There are places in South America with small population of Japaneses immigrants who speak Japanese still) and into parts of Canada where French is spoken.)
The USA has changed thanks to Trump... now Hating people of Color, their language, culture and expressing it out loud is okay...and he encourages it. Its very sad.
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with you and Skittles.
I spent most of my childhood in which I regularly heard multiple languages from Finnish to Spanish, French and some Portuguese and all manner of broken and pigeon English. I was taught French in the second grade on right along with English. In the cities in Maine you were as likely to hear people speaking French as often as English.
I do recall that, being a post WWII child, I noticed that we didn't hear anything positive about Asians and Germans.
And Native Americans, Mexicans and African Americans were shunned. I was considered one of those and possibly Jewish which was used against me all the time. I was glad to move to the western part of the country where I had at least half a chance at escaping some of that crap. I was around when the Civil Rights Act was signed into law, it's not much better now than it was then for the groups of citizens it was meant to help.
He's raising a whole new generation of brown shirts, and that's not good. 
and that she should disconnect from the internet immediately just to be safe. 
Just kidding. 
you should report this type of behavior to the group moderator.
