Summary In an emotional monologue, John Oliver urged undecided and reluctant
voters to support Kamala Harris, emphasizing her policies on Medicare,
reproductive rights, and poverty reduction. Addressing frustrations over the
Biden administration’s Gaza policy, he acknowledged the struggle for many voters
yet cited voices like Georgia State Rep. Ruwa Romman, who supports Harris
despite reservations. Oliver warned of the lasting consequences of a second
Trump term, including potential Supreme Court shifts. Oliver said voting for
Harris would mean the world could laugh at this past week’s photo of an orange,
gaping-mouthed Trump in a fluorescent vest
[https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-cosplays-as-a-garbage-man-in-final-election-pitch/] and
allow Americans to carry on with life without worrying about what he might do
next.
You’re furious about someone communicating in long sentences and having bad sentence structure (bad in what way) when addressing varying points before even knowing what’s going on and thus being able to pinpoint what rules are being broken, which would, from the perspective of the rules, actually warrant a ban, in a world where someone can just ask about intended meanings?
So much for a neurodivergent or non-native English speaker doing their best to be accommodating in the things that should matter.
English isnt my first language and I was not particuclarily good at it in school. But boy do I remember the days when the teacher would scold anybody that came up with sentences like that.
You’re furious about someone communicating in long sentences and having bad sentence structure (bad in what way) when addressing varying points before even knowing what’s going on and thus being able to pinpoint what rules are being broken, which would, from the perspective of the rules, actually warrant a ban, in a world where someone can just ask about intended meanings?
So much for a neurodivergent or non-native English speaker doing their best to be accommodating in the things that should matter.
English isnt my first language and I was not particuclarily good at it in school. But boy do I remember the days when the teacher would scold anybody that came up with sentences like that.
One of us seems to have learned from it, one doesn’t.
I am not reading this.
For a particular reason? Given there was a reply? I won’t judge.
youre missing out lol