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The attack on America continues!

DOJ Sues Wisconsin Company, Says English-Language Requirement is 'Discrimination'. Judicial Watch reported Tuesday that the government is accusing Wisconsin Plastics, Inc. of violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination based on “national origin.” The government argues this includes the “linguistic characteristics of a national origin group.”

Irene Garcia, the blog editor and Spanish media liaison for Judicial Watch, called the Government's accusation “ludicrous.”

“That’s ludicrous and an overreaching of government,” Garcia told CNSNews.com. “If you are a private company in the United States, you should be able to require your employees have the ability to speak English.” "We’ve seen some decisions that are extremely radical that we haven’t seen in the past, under Republican or Democrat administrations,” she said, claiming the government under the Obama administration is “on a roll.”

Many lawsuits brought by the government subjectively twist the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to include things it was never meant to cover, Garcia added.

“We’re seeing a lot of these kinds of law suits using his civil rights law to sue on behalf of all these different causes that I believe violate the spirit of the law,” Garcia explained.

“In terms of religious and language rights under the Civil Rights Act, that’s what the administration is using to offer and extend protects when really and truly there’s no place for them [in the law],” she said.


According to a news release from the government, Chicago Regional Attorney John C. Hendrickson said the Green Bay-based company’s English requirement is based on “superficial” reasoning. "A business that requires employees have the ability to speak English is not only outdate it's racists and the practice must be stopped"

^^^^^RealTool's attack on truth and honesty continues.

You can't just make up quotations, RealTool.
It's called being a liar.

You can't just make up quotations, RealTool.
It's called being a liar.

Always defending Obama even if you have to lower yourself even lower than you have in the past. No business whether is private our public should be forced to hire a person who doesn't speak English. The current trend is for non-English speaking employees to sue their employers for not having instructions and safety postings in their native language, God forbid if they hurt themselves because they couldn't read the warning written in English. They should have never been hired in the first place if they can't read the requirements of the job and safety warnings.

RealTool, criticizing you for making up lies is not the same as defending Obama. (Where the fuck did you get that idiotic conclusion?)

If anything, I was defending Hendrickson because, regardless of what I may think of him, I despise anyone attributing lies to someone who never said them.

If you can't make a case for your opinion without resorting to lies, you haven't got an opinion that is worth a damn and no one should waste time talking to you about it.

Holder, like Obama, is hell bent on destroying any remaining shred of America's greatness.

Obviously, it is utterly reasonably to require an employee to speak English.

I'm pretty sure REAL conservatives would prefer everyone speak German instead of English.


What's gonna be interesting in the not-too-distant future is when Spanish is the official language of the U.S. and Republicans whine about how they can't get accommodations for THEIR minority status.

I certainly would prefer German to Spanish.

Of that no one has any doubt, Forbes. As Pat Buchanan has frequently reminisced: GOP ideology always sounds better in the original German.

But my reasoning is different.

I recall those evening strolls in Garmisch with Gisella, her eyes the same color as her lederhosen.

After a war, every young man should take a Wanderjahre. Or two.

You've demonstrated mindless times that your "reasoning is different," Forbes.

Perhaps you should C&P yourself again for clarification.

But my reasoning is different.

I recall those evening strolls in Garmisch with Gisella, her eyes the same color as her lederhosen.

After a war, every young man should take a Wanderjahre. Or two.