Seems like all the more reason for them to be more discerning in what they publish so they don't sound like illiterates. Spelling matters if you want to be taken seriously. Misspellings denote a lack of professionalism.
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Leftists: Look at those right wing rubes! They can't even spell correctly!
Conservative media: "We ain't got no time fer dem spel chek thingamabobs".
Note that I'm not a leftist. I simply think conservative media needs to be more careful in how they represent themselves. The left already thinks that conservatives all live in flyover country and that we all live in trailer parks.
Conservative media: "We ain't got no time fer dem spel chek thingamabobs".
Note that I'm not a leftist. I simply think conservative media needs to be more careful in how they represent themselves. The left already thinks that conservatives all live in flyover country and that we all live in trailer parks.
A lot of conservative news comes from those not professionally trained. Journalism grads are typically indoctrinated leftists. I bet if I read the NYT everyday I would find plenty of misuses and misspellings.
They use the standards of the past to marginalize conservative news.
I wasn't professionally trained. But I did complete elementary school spelling and grammar.
Do you think anyone under 40 cars abutt theese sheet? LOL
I had a boss several years ago that refused to use capitalization or punctuation in her emails. Loved the boss, but her emails made me cringe. Coming from a programming background where precision matters, I'm a stickler for such things. Leaving out a period can have disastrous results.
Transophobe!
Or preggophobe!Transophobe!
That comment goes in the roe v wade thread… LOL
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The farmers are not alone. Fishermen are now blocking ports. They have general public support as well.
The Zerohedge article has quite a few links to different stories about the rift that has formed between the people and the government at this point.
Zerohedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
The farmers are not alone. Fishermen are now blocking ports. They have general public support as well.
The Zerohedge article has quite a few links to different stories about the rift that has formed between the people and the government at this point.
Worst. Undercover. Operation. Ever. Getting out of a police van, wearing masks and yellow vests kind of blows your cover.
Lack of editors,and even more likely is machine based translation or both combined.
Pure laziness. Those are just excuses.
Or to quote Jimmy Buffett...
"Is it ignorance or apathy? I forgot these lessons taught to me. Some say life isn't fair. Hell, I don't know, and I don't care."
The people demanded free news on the internet, this all goes along with it…
The undercover men and women(police) where wearing normal clothing,the ones getting them to the van where uniformed officers. Apparently that clip is just the ending of the event. They tried to get the crowd to light a fires and were promptly told no. Fights started,the whole event actually took around 20 minutes,before you see them pushed back in retreat to the van.Worst. Undercover. Operation. Ever. Getting out of a police van, wearing masks and yellow vests kind of blows your cover.
What people? I never demanded it.
I guess it's true what they say though. Things are worth exactly what you pay for them.
Do you buy any news? Indystar? WSJ? NYT? Many have tried to charge but the public will not pay for news, they have been trained over the past 25 years that the internet is “free”, so they expect news to be also.
Fair enough. But I never demanded it. If you're going to give me a gift horse, well... But that doesn't affect my right to discern the ways that they deliver the news. That includes their "tone", their obvious biases (which can be taken into account), and yes, how well they articulate their message, including proper spelling and punctuation. Same as I would in the real world when reading job-related correspondence.
But to your first question, no I don't buy any news. That was kind of my point. I don't buy it (all of it at least).
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