You could say it’s grammar. It’s actually just basic communication lesson, don’t inject 3 verbs into 1 Clause
Uhm it’s actually very roundabout and obtuse. Most societies don’t do thought crimes, unless they’re authoritarians crushing decent, so your have to explain why people who think that are a problem and articulate real world example of people who think that just for people to conceptualize.
Your kinda proving my point about people who say “you’re part of the problem”
Once again, you fail extremely hard on a grammar lesson. I am not sure why you act so cringe, but whatever floats your boat I guess.
Three verbs in one sentence!? You really must be joking with this nonsense. Perhaps you are ESL trying to lecture a native. That would actually be hilarious, please tell me it is true!
You don’t need a real world example to conceptualize shit. I will give one to you anyways.
My community decided to remove seating downtown to detour homeless people from loitering. I lobbied against this and countered by developing a homeless plan with our local task force. The business owners didn’t want to solve the problem of homelessness. They wanted them gone. I was the problem for trying to solve the homeless problem.
This exact issue has played out countless times across the country. This is because there are a lot of people that view homelessness as a form of punishment or just deserts if you will. You can’t fix homelessness because it is a natural result of the system and to upend this system is wrong. These people are the problem, they are preventing positive change.
You kinda act like a complete idiot. That is okay, I still enjoyed talking with you. Cheers!
You could say it’s grammar. It’s actually just basic communication lesson, don’t inject 3 verbs into 1 Clause
Uhm it’s actually very roundabout and obtuse. Most societies don’t do thought crimes, unless they’re authoritarians crushing decent, so your have to explain why people who think that are a problem and articulate real world example of people who think that just for people to conceptualize.
Your kinda proving my point about people who say “you’re part of the problem”
Once again, you fail extremely hard on a grammar lesson. I am not sure why you act so cringe, but whatever floats your boat I guess.
Three verbs in one sentence!? You really must be joking with this nonsense. Perhaps you are ESL trying to lecture a native. That would actually be hilarious, please tell me it is true!
You don’t need a real world example to conceptualize shit. I will give one to you anyways.
My community decided to remove seating downtown to detour homeless people from loitering. I lobbied against this and countered by developing a homeless plan with our local task force. The business owners didn’t want to solve the problem of homelessness. They wanted them gone. I was the problem for trying to solve the homeless problem.
This exact issue has played out countless times across the country. This is because there are a lot of people that view homelessness as a form of punishment or just deserts if you will. You can’t fix homelessness because it is a natural result of the system and to upend this system is wrong. These people are the problem, they are preventing positive change.
You kinda act like a complete idiot. That is okay, I still enjoyed talking with you. Cheers!
I’mma tldr that.
All that text proves that what you’re identifying as problem is roundabout and obtuse.
Garbage.
Don’t call yourself that
Slap fight!
Huh?