The destruction of useful language has a pattern and appears to be intentional. If people can not communicate with clarity and accuracy, socioeconomic breakdown might not be far behind.
No, never did
However, get the part where DJT has no problem making fun of himself. Itās a good character trait. No many public figures in politics have ever had such as Trump.
Typos, errors, fat fingers, and Otto Correct insinuating himself and actually correcting wronglyā¦ is one thing. Happens all the time.
My comment was more about news and high-profile āprofessionalsā who increasingly appear to have no trouble using poor or confusing language. The thing I notice the most in newsprint and radio, is the dropping of important language components that would help clearly identify the actor vs. the acted upon. As if the ambiguity leaves the listener or reader confused as to WHO was actually doing WHAT, by intention. Politicians and bureaucrats must love it. This anon thinks itās intentional. The few times iāve confronted professionals about this, they TOO quickly brush it off as simple error but never offer to correct. Then tell me Iām just a conspiracy.
Many of youanons notice [they] now often leave off the word ātheoryā when using that old phrase? [They] donāt call you a conspiracy theorist much anymoreā¦ just a conspiracy. As if that still has enough magic without going the full phrase and drawing unwanted attention. But they still want to label you with a āsounds-likeā pejorative.
Anon thinks this is at least interesting. Maybe nothing.
Thank you for posting this again.
Didnāt save it before, but it made an impression and iāve been trying to describe it, not nearly as successful as the actual visual should do.
Thanks again.