Yes.
It's useful to note that you can't write English.
This fact renders any other points you may make highly suspect.
Do you think illiteracy is an indicator of wisdom or knowledge?
Do you take advice from illiterates?
“It’s useful to note that you can’t write English.
This fact renders any other points you may make highly suspect.”
Actually, you’re quite wrong. Spelling and writing skills have nothing to do with imparting the kind of knowledge in this thread.
In fact, some of the more foolish readers are those who have difficulty interpreting the information given, when it includes minor variations in spelling.
These readers have little or no common sense—they suffer from an inability to filter irrelevant data in order to understand the content of the message, such as when a single letter is omitted from a word. It’s not that they don’t think, it’s that they think themselves into stupidity.
Very often the sufferers of this condition are politically leftist, related to the inherent tendency of leftists to believe reality is determined by and contained in language itself—if language isn’t exactly right, then reality can’t be perfect and we’ll never reach utopia.
Of interest is the fact that the defect explains how it is that liberalism ruins our country with the glut of bureaucracy—creating forms, documents, legislation and more paperwork in their hurry to bring on utopia while not getting anything useful done. As both Mark Belling and Mark Steyn recently pointed out, it’s the doers not the thinkers who made our country what it is. You need to make sure you understand this point.
The information in this thread gets a lot done. Meanwhile, you’re like a mother in law who just drank her nagging potion.
If you are a victim of this kind of mental foolishness you should find ways to get help, without burdening threads like this with useless questions and complaints.