So a few of my less informed friends are following this Facebook page called "economic illiterates for Bernie sanders." I am just wondering if the term "economic illiterates" is even grammatically sound?
Is this what actually happens on this site? Is it a place for which to receive answers, or is it just a platform for angst filled man children to troll on?
If you don't like it here, you can always leave. You just come to this free site, with its existing community, and demand that people answer your questions your way?
Sorry, that isn't how life works. Nobody here owes you anything.
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jespah
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Sat 31 Oct, 2015 09:20 am
@aldig87,
Yes, the term is grammatically sound.
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Kolyo
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Sat 31 Oct, 2015 11:08 am
"Economic semi-literates for <your least favorite pol here>" is also grammatically correct. If it isn't, it should be. A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.
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Miss L Toad
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Sun 1 Nov, 2015 03:46 am
@aldig87,
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Is this what actually happens on this site? Is it a place for which to receive answers, or is it just a platform for angst filled man children to troll on?
Or worse, a place where illiterates come, get answers, then troll those that respond to the plaintive cries of the ignorant?
So a few of my less informed friends are following this Facebook page called "economic illiterates for Bernie sanders." I am just wondering if the term "economic illiterates" is even grammatically sound?
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