You think that's bad, you should take a gander at the official news sources in Jacksonville Florida. I don't know if they're still this bad, but as I recall they have not one, but at least two big news publications, both produce articles that look like they were written by grade schoolers. Anything that wasn't copy/pasted from the AP seems to be written hastily by somebody who dropped out before understanding English. I'm sure many other cities have the same issue. The one is called news five or Jax 5 news, and the other is first coast news. They'll hire anybody to write apparently.
ElleChaise
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Oh yeah? Well... If we were both birds, and I was flying next to you while you were also flying as well, and, and you said to me that I had to carry your school books, well then that'd make you look bad... So... So I win, and you're wrong, and dumb, and I'm like really super smart for coming up with this example impromptu.
It be ya own state.
The dude who repairs clothes must be pissed.
I love you. And if you're not gay I still love you too. Have a good day.
Time to act is yesterday, fellas. May your pitch forks be pointy, and your torches be burny.
These clowns are totally delusional!
Tyrants must be quelled. The law is breaking down around us. Be safe out there, folks.
But then who will bot the botmen?!
Record-setting $1 billion gift will allow Einstein Medical School to go tuition-free - NY Daily News
At this point, doctors being rich is an out of date stereotype from before today's rich guys screwed us, and the doctors, out of the good economy we would've had. This is the fundamental misunderstanding holding the idea back from mainstream audiences, they seem to believe "eat the rich" means literally to destroy anybody who makes as much as a doctor or lawyer makes, forgetting these are simply further examples of often abused workers, same as the person cobbling shoes, welding, cooking, whatever.
Not to mention learning about reality is banned in schools now.
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Maybe what they meant was that it's one of those things the government had to approve, similar to when big companies merge and the SEC has to weigh in first. Just a guess.