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A crowd of protesters ― backed by a k**ler mariachi band ― hooted, chanted, and serenaded Manhattan attorney Aaron Schlossberg outside his home on Friday in response to his h**e-filled rant against Spanish speakers earlier in the week.

The “fiesta” protest featured a mix of music, tacos, some outrage and mostly high spirits. A Mexican f**g flew from the top of Schlossberg’s Upper West Side apartment building.

“We will speak Spanish,” said Carlos Jesus Calzadilla, president of Young Progressives of America. “The reality is we contribute a lot and we are part of this American experience, and we will not allow r****ts to silence us.”

Schlossberg did not make an appearance.

The lawyer was caught on video in a Manhattan restaurant on Tuesday yelling about restaurant staff speaking Spanish with customers. “They have the balls to come here and live off of my money I pay for their welfare,” he complained. “The least they could do is speak English.” He threatened to call the authorities, claiming he was convinced the restaurant workers were in the country illegally.

The mariachi band was originally scheduled to play outside Schlossberg’s law office, but his landlord evicted him from the space after his diatribe went v***l, so the protest moved to his home.

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rumitoid

Fun, right?

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Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

So... let me see if I get this right. A customer (the lawyer in your article) was in a store, not a restaurant (as claimed) was receiving no service and he became upset. He then asked the manager why no one spoke English, after all these "employees" are in the USA. Now you are celebrating his humiliation while praising the abuse the presumably Hispanics.... see the video (posted on facebook) of a loudmouth woman called him "s**t" and "he should be hit by a bus" that is okay with you. And harassing him at his place of business was insufficient, so they then went to his home to continue the verbal abuse. https://www.facebook.com/eddiesuazo16/videos/1637928712991933/ Interesting.

rumitoid

Good point, somewhat, except this is not the first time this bigot has been caught on video being a r****t moron. Do some research first before coming to the rescue of a prejudiced person. Is it your inclination to side with a White guy against "Spanish-speaking" employees? Even if service was slow, does that condone his behavior? It is rather obvious that the man harbors deep-seated resentments against Brown people, the "criminals" and "rapists" Trump talked about. Any foreigner from any country feels more at ease speaking their native tongue. I grew up in NYC. There are many "provinces" of ethnic backgrounds. Go to parts of Coney Island and all you hear is Russian. Trump should move his WH vacation spot to something more familiar.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Obviously, I did do research and found that there was more to the story than what you "borrowed" word for word without giving a credit line. I am not taking sides because I know there is always two sides to every story and many times both sides are only partially correct. I can not say this person has issues with "brown" people. Having said that, in my opinion he was out of line..... but so were the others that suggest he was feces and he should be hit by a bus. I also think that they had absolutely no right to harass him at his work site and they invaded his home with continued harassment. In your opinion, was that the right thing for them to do? That aside, human nature is what it is.... surely you remember going off on me more than once. You verbally abused me. So, how can you of all people not understand letting anger take control and saying some very horrible things.

I see you have yet another recommendation for President Trump.... perhaps that suggestion would be best given directly to him.... he has a twitter account.

Kevyn

This prick has been seen before at neon**i rallies, he was fortunate to have avoided a beating. It would be nice if he was fired from his firm and thrown out of his apartment. Asswipes like him need to be made examples of to drive similar scum into the woodwork and out of society.

rumitoid

Pennylynn, always a pleasure. You are like, to be trite, nailing jello to a tree. I will leave a page feeling that I got you for your slippery and deceitful statements, only to return looking the bad guy. Loved and h**ed it. Your ability to manipulate facts is extraordinary. I am in awe, and at a decided disadvantage. Yet somehow you failed here. Losing your touch?

An aside: as to verbally abusing you it was merely in kind, though not as harsh as your abuse of me. Got that out of the way.

I can of all people, not having any prejudice for Brown people, being Black Irish, despise that lawyer's r****t rant. Saying "some horrible things" is having a horrible
heart. Again, this is the second time his bigotry has been recorded. You have not found it. He accused an American citizen of being an "i*****l a***n." Go to youtube and find it. That will shut your mouth.

rumitoid

Yes. Pennylynn admires guys like this and rush to their defense under Trump's Brown Wall. Openly being prejudiced and h**eful is the new norm, undoing political correctness, lol. She and her ilk love this period of being boisterously r****t. How freeing, right? They are so sick no words can describe them.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

At what time did he, the "lawyer", give up or had his freedom of speech removed or revoked? Was there some magic that happened when he entered into that store where he lost that right and the others automatically inherited his rights doubling their right to call him "s**t" or wish he would die in a horrible way? If one American citizen is denied the freedoms under the Constitution, then we all loose those rights. We can no longer think of ourselves as a free nation. You do not have to like a person or what they say, but like you, he has the right (upheld by supreme court) to say what he wants. However those individuals that went to his home are guilty of harassment. Which is defined as: "Harassment is governed by state laws, which vary by state, but is generally defined as a course of conduct which annoys, threatens, intimidates, alarms, or puts a person in fear of their safety." He could sue.... especially because their actions caused his eviction from his rented office space. Yes, those protesting had that right to peacefully assemble.... but when they followed him home, it was no longer peaceful assembly, but an act to purposefully harass and annoy and intimidate an individual..... he could reasonably argue that he or has family were fearful for their safety.