And on top of this, a dangerous rhetoric I keep seeing/hearing from the Right is that “the left has taught America to hate itself”. This is dangerous because any criticism, even those intended to improve the country is considered a “problem”. After all, all we need to do is just say America is great, without actually doing anything to make it so.
I’d go right to my happy place with the mushroom wild rice alone.
Only weak men would love a man like Trump.
Thanks for saying that. I had no idea about this!
Kind of reminds me of Nobody Speak.
Who actually believes that Trump isn’t more interested in lining his pockets however he can, rather than bringing any “order” because it’s necessary?
Yeah it’s giving off You-know-who vibes from Harry Potter.
I get that language is fluid. Sorry if I implied rigid use of language, but that’s not the same thing as saying “bail” has a definition that “bale” does not have.
But you’re right, if a word is used with typos over and over, it can become a new word with new meaning. All I’m saying is that it is not what they meant to say.
So it’s the Professor Hulk version of Cookie Monster?
This was my process exactly!
I definitely do not care about internet points. Quite an assumption. On the contrary, I care for his benefit. Is it so odd that someone can give constructive criticism?
As I said, is more.
Not caring about spelling is nothing to be proud of. Literacy is important. A farmer who is literate is even more than a farmer who isn’t.
Going out on a limb to say it might have to do with the left-hand versus right-hand traffic differences?
What in the heck are you rambling about brother? Who’s complaining?
Truly though, I thought they were making a connection between a nation built on slavery and genocide, fomenting much of the coups and dictatorships of the 20th century and recent failures. I thought they were just pointing out that there’s a pattern, and that it’s rooted in our country’s history.