Well, I’ve pointed out twice now, not counting this current sentence, that it was the very noticeable repetition of the exact same grammar error, even while acknowledging its correction by another poster, that raised my eyebrows. I don’t really know how I can make it any clearer to you that that’s not exactly the same thing as just “lack of proper grammar” in general, but if you’re still not understanding the difference, I apologize for my failure to explain it effectively.
In the case of Y1C in particular, I think it’s significant because he’s already well aware that the rest of us tend to think he’s either a Russian troll, or somebody pretending to be a Russian troll in a kind of “meta-trolling” prank. In one form or another, his lapses from standard English grammar are clearly part of his persona, whether intentionally or otherwise. So when he doubles down on one of them, that does come across as kind of letting his troll flag fly.
Since Yankees 1996 Champs seems to somehow know what a “segment of white America” believes, surely he can explain and discuss this belief.
I mean, from reading the internet I know a segment of America believes the Earth is flat and Neil Armstrong never went to the moon, but I recognize that’s insane and don’t promote those beliefs.
Listen lets quit arguing over who enslaved who, or who lynched who, lets just admit that both sides were wrong and play ball. The whites have gotten over Jim Crow why can’t the blacks?
There you go again, telling us what other people think. You previously said, “They say you can’t protest at work, do it on your own time, not while playing a game. That’s not how I feel, that is how a majority of white America feels.”
Stop telling us what other people think; what do you think? And how did you get appointed (elected?) to speak for “a majority of white America”?
While I agree with Comrade Yankees that the national anthem shouldn’t be played at sporting events, that is where my agreement ends. If they insist on shoving it down our throat, players should have that time for peaceful, respectful protest. That is this white persons opinion.
A lot of people in the US don’t think there’s a problem with systemic racism in general and in particular with our police forces?
Wow, What an Insight! I’m glad we have such a wonderful ascerbic Russian assessment of our social situation. Wouldn’t have come up with it myself, I swear!
