Hispanic

Are you Hispanic living in California?

Do your colleagues make you feel unwelcomed and tell you to go back home --when in fact you have been living in California for decades and paying all your taxes? Do they hurt you with those comments? Do you feel discriminated against for being Hispanic? Do they go too far in their jokes and remarks?

If the answer is yes, you need to remind your colleagues what the geopolitical map of the USA used to look like in 1850. Tell them that they are making you feel like a foreigner in what you regard as your own land. Tell them you feel you have a right to be here based not only in the legality of your situation and the taxes you have been paying, but also in the historical heritage of the land.

"Do not make me feel unwelcomed. Do not alienate me. Do not threaten me with deportation. Do not tell me to go back home. Be carful with what you say and do, because the owner of the vineyard might come and ask you to give an account of your actions. If he finds you are at fault for being unfair, and for mistreating and beating your employees, he might take the stewardship of the vineyard away from you.
Why don't we instead behave like pilgrims, and, both of us regard ourselves as foreigners in a foreign land. That is what the Gospel of Christ teaches. That is the invitation of our Lord.
If you believe in God and Christ, follow then his words. If you do not believe in God, then obey the laws and regulations of the State of California, for both the laws of God and the laws of California encourage us to respect the dignity of the human person."

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DISCLAIMER: What you have just read above is a complex form of Coprolalia, which is one of the symptoms/manifestations associated to Tourette Syndrome. http://www.tourettes-disorder.com/symptoms/coprolalia.html. I have Tourette Syndrome.

I hope the words written above do not have the same effect on WASP's as the "Satanic Verses" of Salman Rushdie's had on Muslims...

Juan Eduardo Alvear

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"Jesus is the lodestar of human freedom: without him, freedom loses its focus, for without the knowledge of truth, freedom becomes debased, alienated and reduced to empty caprice. With him, freedom finds itself." Benedict XVI, Address to Participants in the Plenary Assembly of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (10 February 2006): AAS 98 (2006), 255. EUCHARIST: SOURCE AND SUMMIT

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WARNING. The above pages contain a form of humor called sarcasm, which can be very hurting to the reader. Sarcasm is a mode of satirical wit depending for its effect on bitter, caustic, and often ironic language that is usually directed against an individual or a nation. From the Greek sarkasmos, from sarkazein to tear flesh, bite the lips in rage, sneer, from sark-, sarx flesh; probably akin to Avestan thwarəs- to cut.

DISCLAIMER: Some of the words on this website might be a complex form of Coprolalia, which is one of the symptoms/manifestations associated to Tourette Syndrome. http://www.tourettes-disorder.com/symptoms/coprolalia.html. I, Juan Eduardo Alvear-Fuentes, the author, have Tourette Syndrome.

I hope my words do not have the same effect on WASP's as the "Satanic Verses" of Salman Rushdie's had on Muslims...

 

PRAYER: Oh Lord, draw close to your cross, those that persecute us.

 

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