I posted a Question on Quora about Mexicans, Native Americans and how they have taken over the U. S and it got removed. I don't get it?

[Anonymous]

It didn't violate anything. Why are people SO SENSITIVE in regards to having anything to do with Mexicans/Native Americans and them taking over? ? ! It's really strange.

It's like they are in DENIAL that is this is even happening. I don't like how Americans have to be forced to learn Spanish in a way. It's even fed to CHILDREN in schools and in kid's foods.

And why only Spanish? There's also Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Hawaiian, Arabic, French, etc.

[Anonymous]

It's important to understand that platforms like Quora have community guidelines in place to ensure respectful and appropriate discourse. Discussions about ethnicity, culture, and language can be sensitive topics, and posts that are perceived as inflammatory or promoting stereotypes may be removed to maintain a positive and respectful environment. It's also worth noting that diversity and multiculturalism are integral parts of many societies, including the United States, and efforts to teach languages like Spanish reflect the country's increasingly diverse population and global interconnectedness.

[Asker]

I am just stating facts. How is it WRONG to state facts.

[Opinion Owner]

While sharing factual information is important, the context, tone, and manner in which it is presented can significantly impact how it is received. It's possible that the way your post was framed or the language used may have come across as provocative, insensitive, or promoting stereotypes, leading to its removal. When discussing sensitive topics like ethnicity, it's essential to approach the conversation with empathy, respect, and a willingness to engage in constructive dialogue. This helps ensure that factual information is shared in a manner that promotes understanding and mutual respect among community members.

[Asker]

Tomato To mah toe. I am just describing facts, once again. If they are "Hurt" by it, that's their problem, not mine. They need thicker skin!

[Opinion Owner]

AGREED

[Asker]

And feelings are subjective like they say. What can offend someone, might not be read as such, or is a normal objective description for someone else!

[Astarlessnightsky]

LOL, native americans are the ones who are the only group of people you can be absolutely certain they are the victims of getting America stolen from

[Asker]

Yeah, but I wasn't posting anything that violated anything. At least to my knowledge. I just found out that it stayed so thank God for that. 🙂 Happy they are starting to play fair over there!

[laly520]

its the nature of our country
always been so diverse n will always be
whether u like it or not

[Asker]

I like Diversity. I never said I didn't. However, I am noticing that Spanish people/Mexicans are turning out to be more FAVORED than other minorities.

[Asker]

I am also a minority. However, I just feel like all minorities aren't equally represented in this country, that's all!.. Every time I make a phone call, it always says "Thank you for calling so and so company. For English , press 1, para escuchar en espanol marke el dos" (or something along those lines)... like why do we have to press anything lol. Just speak one language (English!). You came to America because you like it, so learn the language too!

[Paris13]

By EILEEN WOODS? She is a PILLxxoo