looks like a psyop to me.
there are a few reasons.
some people's fingers work slower than their mind. So they are thinking a bit faster than they can type.
some people are used to producing a draft, and just hit send when they are done.
some people are creative with words, and bots don't understand misspellings
some people like to see who the nit-pickers are, those who are trying to direct the board.
some pepole just don't bother to fix the misspellings.
some people are using terms that are 'vernacular'.
some people use words that you think are misspelled, but, in fact, it's an alternative spelling.
some people are in the heat of a conversation and do not produce copy for republication.
some people only give a first draft.
and as far as you?
you're being a 'nothing you do is good enough' kind of shill.
it's amazing to me that peple complain about spelling and grammar, but ignore the content.
this is an important story about a woman who may have been framed for murder involving well-connected police who may have been the ones who actually did the murder:
https://www.bostonherald.com/2023/04/23/defense-attorneys-in-karen-read-case-point-to-others-they-say-are-culpable-in-death-of-john-okeefe/
The image looked like a rendering.
there was no way to access the 'pods' they were all bunched together.
Women pretty much run things in most arenas, even though men are said to be the ones who do.
They way you sound is the way that you've been trained by 'them' to sound:
"they" want to "get rid of women"
That, frankly, sounds a bit off, and like you're a paranoid who needs to be on a watch list.
and that's the purpose of it, the psyop, to get people on lists and have them tagged as 'insane'.
If you use that narrative in a public venue you will drive away the people around you who hear you talking like that. That is another purpose of a psyop.