It's not uncivil, in fact it's the opposite - offering to simplify for someone who's having trouble communicating is normal and good. I can't help it if you ha

It's not uncivil, in fact it's the opposite - offering to simplify for someone who's having trouble communicating is normal and good. I can't help it if you have weird notions about not being born in an English speaking country being undesirable or bad. >I didn't write my comment to be mean, or anything other than frank. Same, though the parent seems to think anyone who is frank and direct is uncivil. I'm glad the reply helped :) >I shoot add it is definitely unwise to go ahead and run for office using your personal cell phone Facebook accounts as a starting basis. My concern is that we're going down a path where we're going to redefine what is fair game in an undesirable way.