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Lobo27

(753 posts)
Fri Oct 4, 2013, 06:12 PM Oct 2013

Today on the radio on the way home.

I give a rides to coworker who speaks spanish, and on the way he likes to listen to the spanish radio.
Anyways about half way home a radio DJ came on and was talking about calls they had received from
East Dallas. Apparently at a Fiesta, a hispanic grocery store, there were people putting flyers/notes on the
cars. The notes were in spanish, and the DJ read it about fives times so we were able to pick it up. He laughed
it off as people trying to scare hispanics.

Estimado ciudadano sabia usted que su salud esta en peligro. El gobierno viene por su salud. Usted tiene el derecho de proteger su salud. No deje que el gobierno impeda su salud.

Dear citizen did you know that your health is in danger? (usted, implies politeness like saying Sir or Ma'am) The
government is coming for your health. Sir/Ma'am you have the right to protect your health. Do not let the
government impede upon your health.

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