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Elaine Finnegan's avatar

Hiya J & S

Personally speaking I think this is totally wrong. I don’t have a problem with gays getting married but I draw the line on this type of Shit 💩 because that is what it is a group of sicko’s looking for jollies. This man should not be allowed near our shores let alone paid with public money to speak to the public on this nonsensical topic 😡😡

Henry Gaynor's avatar

Is it wise to be pumping drug induced fake milk into newborn babies. If breast is best, why promote fake breast milk?

Mia's avatar

This sexual deviancy is created by your friends the wall kissers John ! They own all the major porn publishers too !

John and Sarah's avatar

You know in Communist Russia, they said the Jews were capitalists. In Nazi Germany, they said the Jews were communists. In Catholic Countries, the Jews are accused of spreading porn and sexual deviancy. In Arab countries, it's that they steal the rain and cause droughts. In Medieval England, they got blamed for the plague. "Blaming the Jew for the bad thing" is just what happens. What do you think, is there a meeting the Jews have annually where they say "this year, porn?". It's convenient how now the hard right hates porn and immigration, the Jews are getting blamed for porn and immigration.

Come on. Be smarter.

Mia's avatar

Barbara Lerner Spectre told us in plain English. I’m sure you’ve seen the videos ? Soros has spent years subverting the EU to raise Eurobonds to finance the migration of the third world into Europe. They’ve been kicked out of 109 countries for nothing 🙄

Ken Brennan's avatar

Terminal punctuation marks (such as a full stop, an exclamation mark, a question mark, or even an interrobang) are meant to be attached directly to the final letter of the final word in a sentence.

In English grammar and typography, it is incorrect to insert a space before these terminal marks. This is not true of French typography, which actually requires a non-breaking space before many punctuation marks, and so, for the francophone, this habit may carry over into their written English. Authoritative guidance on this can be sought from such standard sources as "The Chicago Manual of Style".

There is also the habit of some to deploy "punctuation cushioning" as an attempt to soften the impact of a strongly worded or emphatic written statement, where they believe that the insertion of a preceding space insulates their correspondent from emotional injury.

I would advise consulting authoritative sources on English grammar and typography before posting further. When expressing emphatic and negative views about an entire ethnic group, it's best to be clear and as comprehensible as possible.

Sloppy punctuation can have the unfortunate effect of conveying the impression that the author is insincere, or is double-minded, or distracted, or even intoxicated.

I offer this only as friendly advice. It's no harm at all to be aware of these things.