You could use your words to uplift and encourage. But you choose not to. I agree with Rosa, unsolicited correction of others in a casual forum is obnoxious behavior.
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You could use your words to uplift and encourage. But you choose not to. I agree with Rosa, unsolicited correction of others in a casual forum is obnoxious behavior.
Unsolicited attacks on other people because they disagree with you on public policy is also obnoxious. You can disagree with a person on an issue without calling them names, accusing them of working for Russia, swearing at them, saying they deserve to die, etc.
I am not the only person who has been insulted this way.
Well, that Master of English has demonstrated previously they don't have a vaguely passing understanding of the origins and development of the English language. Odds are they don't comprehend Old English or even Middle English. Or anything before the Great Vowel Shift. Let's take bets on Norse, German, French comprehension...
But, yes, Master.
And now I have learned something. Never having been a language scholar I had not even heard of the great vowel shift. The Wikipedia page about it has intrigued me enough to want to delve further. Thank you!
Fine.I’ll trust gossip obtained from people in a local pub as an accurate assessment of the guy even though it’s just as likely that they are friends of rand’s who wanted to smear Rene. You’re right, Rene shouldn’t have attacked him. Although if he really was a known hothead then egging him on was probably not the smartest behavior on rand’s part unless the goal was to become a living martyr. At least Rene didn’t have, or at least use, a gun. If he had Rand might have fared far worse.
But Rand still shouldn’t be posting lies about the effectiveness of masks on YouTube. He knows better. As an eye surgeon I am fairly certain that dr paul has worn a mask every time he has entered an operating room because he understands that they limit the spread of germs from the wearer to those around them.
There are different kinds of germs. Would you go around an Ebola patient wearing a cloth mask and feel protected?
Covid particles are small.
The physician on my local Board of Health told me masks are only 20% effective against covid, but would not remove the mask mandate as he wants layers of protection. Interestingly his specialty has nothing to do with either public health or infectious disease. I think he was picked because it is an unpaid position and he would do it for free.
His own mask kept slipping under his nose when he spoke and he kept tugging it up again. He made no reference to stopping respiratory particles breathed out of the nose, saying only that the mask stopped saliva. The way he wore his mask comported with that understanding, that all the risk is in the mouth not the nose.
Oh but apparently it's a school where a great deal of grammar was taught, or something.
I went to schools where the high school French teacher (eh I took French) was amazed that none of us knew any grammar when it came time to conjugate verbs and stuff. But it wasn't part of the public school K-12 curriculum anyway, to teach English grammar, nor were we that great at conjugating verbs obviously :laff:. At least it wasn't the photography teacher who a few weeks in was: "you people have no interest and learning photography and are lazy, I'm done with teaching for this semester", and I did my algebra homework in photography class from then on, as the teacher wasn't going to teach anymore but collected a paycheck. I picked up a decent understanding of French in France after HS, but that was long ago.