Hey Colonel, you’re justifying a practice that is doing nothing but helping to keep this country divided.
This has nothing whatsoever to do with your company’s base services, or whether your clientele is legally entitled to receive them.
No one’s arguing about that, and throwing it into the conversation is nothing more than a deflection on your part. That’s not what this is about, and neither is your prior military service.
It’s now established that you agree with the multiculture agenda of the left, which is destructive to the goal of One Nation - One People. That’s really too bad, and I hope that you can find a way to see that for yourself.
So let’s define our parameters here. You’re saying that regardless of whether I speak fluent Spanish and a client speaks fluent Spanish, I should under no circumstances speak Spanish with that client in my law office? What if we’re just exchanging pleasantries? What if we both also speak fluent English? Does that make the speaking of Spanish better or worse, under your set of rules? I’m asking because I really want to understand what your concern is.