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I assume it's too much to ask for a post that is semi-coherent, and at least has mostly correct spelled words?
I know lots of educated retards.
Well then, get it correct when you criticize. In the quote, of your words above, you would have gotten it right had you said "...mostly correctly spelled words". You may have spelled correct correctly but your grammar sucked in this instance. Of course, you might have written it in the more commonly acceptable way by saying: '...and at least has most of the words spelled correctly'. Ending your sentence with a question mark was also incorrect as it was not phrased as a question, you were not asking anything but were telling the OP something. It's like a classic case of the pot calling the kettle black; that often is all your criticism amounts to here and elsewhere.
If you are so smart, why place the comma between "sentence structure" and "and spelling", it was unnecessary. Then again, why not add one where it actually was needed between: "If you're proud of it" and "so be it". I am not criticizing your abilities but I am asking because it makes me wonder, why would you criticize someone else's spelling or grammar when you do not get your own right?
The Supreme Court almost always sides with the government on issues that relate to it's sovereignty, as does this one.supreme court just ruled tehy must rensatate the remain in mexico rules
Supreme Court orders 'Remain in Mexico' policy reinstated
The Supreme Court says the Biden administration likely violated federal law in trying to end a Trump-era program that forces people to wait in Mexico while seeking asylum in the U.S.
