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Immigrants are not idiots because they are robbed. Double M, it is not about correcting a none native English speaker and a weird word as "vulture".

enough..., It is not about making fun of a none native speaker.

Bajo_cero2 Posted Today, 09:54 PM Veteran 2873 posts 1561 likes ajoknoblauch, on 27 September 2014 - 09:00 PM, said: Defending Gastón in court, would Bajo_cero argue for acquittal because the Canadian was "an idiot?" Of course but with legal language. The accused decided to give up because...

I have seen how you defend the Canadian tourist so far, and how you would defend him if he were an immigrant. stop lying ! it is not true you are defending immigrants. Anybody believes on you here?

U.B.A. was a nice university and is now full of criminals, and quality is awful. It does not impress me that you are a professor at U.B.A.

Saying that, Argentina lets you go anywhere, but if you are killed you are an idiot... I cannot believe what I hear.

I cannot hear you anymore, if the criminal remains free and kills someone I hope this person to be a lawyer that defends criminals to get away with it. I will not answer your posts anymore.

Bullsh*t, the GOVENMENT is denying me to go La Boca by providing a criminal with a gun and keeping him free.

The judge "normally" order the police to go to his home to confiscate it: It is not the case, he had a gun for self-defense. The robber said that, and if he lied on TV he should be arrested immediately. In both cases there is no justice. The "robber" said on TV, I did not rob in the last 15...

According to the Argentine law the robber can have a gun to protect himself (an ex prisoner authorized by the experts). The robber remains free, allowed to keep a gun until the law suit ends (he is not guilty yet), etc. The Canadian tourist can return Argentina whenever he wants and he can go...

Cristina, where are the dollars? Are you using dollars to buy ideologies? It will not be enough.

The guy is free and might be killing now. What kind of human rights are these?

Having a name like Daniel, Laura, Sebastian, David, Tania, Eva, Christian, etc. that exist in English and Spanish, belongs to the same sex in both languages and is common enough, can be better because you do not need to spell it out (at least in Spanish and English speaking countries), and does...

Around San Telmo where I am temporarily living I think this is a good options: Plaza asturias (Spanish and Argentine food, savory dishes like pink salmon, elegant, clean, and nice waitress), it is not that cheap but is a nice place to eat out. You are offered Jerez and Lemoncello; if you want to...

What is a linkalist? I am not a journalist or an English speaker with a first certificate or TOEFL. May be I can be a linkalist.

Buenos Aires ranks as 29th ‘smartest city’ Buenos Aires has been ranked 28th in a National Geographic Traveler list of the “World’s Smartest Cities,” with public wi-fi, bike-sharing programmes and the El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore earning laurels for the city. It is not clear if it is...

I am from Argentina, "hispanohablante" sounds natural to me, while "hispanoparlante" does not (however I think it is fine). "Castellanohablante" and "Castellanohablante" sound really bad to me, I am not sure if it is even correct. There are some exp<b></b>ressions that change in Uruguay, like...

Joe trusted and helped IG with his luggage in good faith. This attitude makes Joe a millionaire. May be can help for the poem.

It is not about ranting, but pointing out what they are. Today I have phoned them twice, they admitted technical issues existed and when I was transferred to ask for the discount of the days when the service was not provided they ended the conversation. And many times I am transferred and...