Would our economy be better if we hadn't spent so much money converting everything into spanish?
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amy
ANSWERS: 7
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Wait, what?
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No, Spanish people spend money too.
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That is such a stupid question I'm tempted to dr you but I don't want to drop my percentage.
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imagine if every language was included... I figure that native american should have been a staple for most signs... and considering that we got found by someone from spain... we should all speak binary.
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Not spending money makes the economy better? I didn't know...
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Actually I would love to hear some of Abraham Lincoln's speeches in Spanish. Can I possibly utube it? :) jk I'm giving you points because ya got negged. I don't think everything is in Spanish, but one couldn't go to Mexico and see English being to carelessly adopted into regular everyday routines. Politicians are screwing over Americans because of programs developed so they can mismanage monies in "aiding the poor." Which is funny when most working class people are just scraping by;lose your job. (After unemployment runs out, you better be employed...if you want to keep the things you have.)
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How much money *did* we spend converting things into Spanish? Not everything has been converted to Spanish afaik- for example my computer is still in English. Btw, I could convert it to Spanish for free with a few keystrokes. Would your question make more sense if you converted it to Spanish? That probably wouldn't cost anything either. I respectfully submit that the economy would be better if we hadn't spent so much money blowing things up and killing people and paying large corporations to fail. We might still have a budget surplus, or better yet, we could have spent some money on infrastructure- you know, roads, power plants, sewers, oh, maybe a levee here and there. I have a feeling some of that stuff might come in handy as the population grows- regardless of what languages the population speak.
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