Though they still had to use capital, block letters.
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At least they spelled “English” correctly
Though they still had to use capital, block letters. (via Ginny)…
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Is it just me or does this seem typical of loud mouth protesters of political ideas.
To be absolutely fair, it is very easy to misspell when doing a large, poster-size piece of writing, since each letter is treated separately.
On the other hand, that nobody either noticed *or* decided to do anything about it is … shameful.
You’re also correct, of course, that misspelling is not a monopoly of the Nativists (let alone any particular arbitrary end of the simplistic spectrum). It’s just funnier during a protest that involves “English First!” protesters.
You do make a good point about writing on large signs, I didn’t think of that.
Yea my coworker and I laughed pretty hard on this one. That irony is top notch!
I was actually telling Katherine about the problems in writing a large poster just the other night. And heaven knows *I’ve* done it. So I can’t justly poke fun at English-Only idiots for *that*, at least.