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You three dingleberries are just way too ******* sensitive.

I'm one of those people, dummy. I studied and learned English as a second language. You think I'm disrespecting myself, or my whole family? And if my avatar doesn't make it clear, I'm also pretty proud to be American. And yeah, Miami and Puerto Rico are culturally different from the rest of...

But most people speak English in Hawaii. Not really true in Puerto Rico.

Dominant language, yeah. It's a technical term. Google the definition and stop acting like a fool. My bigotry is showing for stating facts? I guess I'm a first generation immigrant bigot who speaks fluent Spanish then. English is not my first language either, but that doesn't change facts...

There's a reason Puerto Rico has been a territory for 120+ years but is still not a state. Nor will they ever become a state. It's because they don't speak English. The people of Puerto Rico will never vote to become a state, and the people of the USA will never vote to accept them as a...

Language is what makes a people. Language makes culture. You know someone is “southern” because of their dialect and accent. People who sound alike do so because they talk to one another. Ideas are shared, and cultures are formed. English is not the dominant language in Miami, just like...

Miami is culturally like Puerto Rico. Both are technically part of the United States, but Spanish is the dominant language so both places are really more latin american than usa. Honestly Puerto Rico and Miami should just become their own Caribbean countries. Neither really belong in the US imo