[monkey]

Language, someone said, is a dialect with an army and navy.

The so-called double negative is a common and natural grammatical form (in French, ne {verb} pas, for example).

[mj1234]

This is Satire

[Fred Mertz]

No it ain't.

[LarryLied]

Double negatives have a long and illustrious history in English also. Shakespeare used them. Then some got the erroneous idea that language is math and two no's equal a yes. That sterile attitude robbed the language of much of its richness.

[Stone Mountain]

The so-called double negative is a common and natural grammatical form (in French, ne {verb} pas, for example).

Yeah, in Japanese too. English is the only language I know that can use the double negative to imply a stronger negative rather than a postive...