Hey, if you’re going to criticize someone’s grammar don’t you think you should try to ensure your writing is correct? It’s a little hypocritical to dog someone for their writing when you do stupid shit like miss punctuation. Or do you not see the need to try ‘hard’ because this is just an ‘informal’ comment situation…

This take is so bizarre in its complete disregard and unawareness of online discourse as to be nothing more than trolling. Misplaced apostrophes and misuse of there/their/they’re is a hallmark of right wing internet, in my experience. 

As much as I hate Trump, you literally—and, yes, I mean literally—could not write your way out of a paper bag.

“I really wish the left wing could learn how to write so as to avoid these kinds of embarrassments.”

You are clearly a motherfucking idiot.

The nice thing about typos is they eventually get fixed. I wish the same could be said about assholes like you.

“Maybe next time consider being kinder.”

You’re an ass and not really worth responding to even when your points aren’t incorrect (as much of what you cited was, indeed, in need of proofreading), but it’s always amusing when haughty grammar pedants get things wrong, so here we go:

George Glass is real? Only Gen X’ers might get that joke though.

Not sure the relevance between this and something that happened 101 years ago but, if you can bait race for clicks...why not?

as a resident of Tulsa Oklahoma, I’m having a very difficult time understanding why you are looping in the race riots to this story. The fact that this occurred has absolutely nothing to do with the race riots whatsoever and the fact that it happened just hours after Biden spoke of the anniversary is a mere…

WTF? Why in the world would you tie race this to this?

“And yet, the scars of seeing how truly cruel the court of public opinion can be for any self-identifying woman who alleges abuse and assault are indelible.”

It brings out the flavour of the pasta. When you add salt to anything, if you can taste the salt, you’re using too much. The point of salt is to help other flavours pop.

If salting the water makes your pasta taste salty then you’re using too much salt.

I definitely consider myself liberal/left, but I often find myself pretty disgusted by how much discourse on the left sounds oddly like it’s promoting separation of the races. 

I’d know. Honestly, if you can’t tell cod from pollock from halibut from whatever you’re eating, thick batter or not, then you’re probably not eating much fish. Either that or you’re eating a lot of over-processed, frozen product.

Have you ever had monkfish? A breaded slab of it would be instantly distinguishable from any other fish I can think of; it's texturally much more like a crustacean than a fish, ain't no way you're getting it mixed up with a nicely flaky hunk of cod or pollock.

So, by folding the slice in half, we get to experience twice as much Papa Johns pie crust in a bite?

If it still tastes like pappa johns pizza, no thanks.