Current Events > They should of called it Black Lives Matter Also

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It would of fixed the confusion for racist types that dont realize they are being racist, when they get all huffy and angry and say All Lives Matter. The point of the movement is Black Lives Matter Also.

You racist All Lives Matter types should know you're reaping the benefits of Black Lives Matters police reform too. As cops love to kill and arrest everyone for no good reasons.

On a kinda related but not completely related note..
At some point our country should probably recognize the insane amount of racism towards Native Americans... Police kill them the most in confrontations, a substantially higher percent more than black people. Most the time they aren't even required to be following our laws but get killed by our police regardless. We enslaved 5 million of the 7 million that were here in USA, killing the rest through torture, rape, starvation, and disease. If there were ever people we seriously and insanely wronged and even to this day still wrong them.. It is Native Americans...

Nah

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It should be called legalize drugs, or ban private prisons

That might spread actual awareness

Right now these basic white girls repost a black square, and think they helped
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should of

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Only Blue Lives Matter

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justaguy3492 posted...

Nah

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Only an idiot would misunderstand the meaning of Black Lives Matter.

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Scotty_Rogers posted...

Only an idiot would misunderstand the meaning of Black Lives Matter.

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The only confusion stems from assholes who want to be willfully stupid.

Scotty_Rogers posted...

Only an idiot would misunderstand the meaning of Black Lives Matter.

Seize the means of production

We get it
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BlueAnnihilator posted...

should of

It's a common sound based typo. Obviously I met should've. But fast typers make typos based on noise. Of course asshole types like to pretend the person has no grammar sense. But what can you do. Some people type 150+ wpm on a phone, and others aho type around 10 wpm like a boomer think they are more educated because they take ten minutes to type a small paragraph.

BLM is co-opted by outright commies and revolutionaries. antifa.

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would have*

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Scotty_Rogers posted...

Only an idiot would misunderstand the meaning of Black Lives Matter.

aka the United States

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myzz7 posted...

BLM is co-opted by outright commies and revolutionaries. antifa.

"Black Lives Matter Too, but Also America Is Great and Fuck Communism" is a bit of a mouthful

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Shouldn't have to make slogans less catchy just because incredible dumbasses don't understand (or more accurately, stubbornly refuse to understand) the most basic of syntax.

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SrRd_RacinG posted...

would have*

It's a common sound based typo. Obviously I met would've. But fast typers make typos based on noise. Of course a****** types like to pretend the person has no grammar sense. But what can you do. Some people type 150+ wpm on a phone, and others type around 10 wpm such as boomers think they are more educated because they take ten minutes to type a small paragraph.

hockeybub89 posted...

"Black Lives Matter Too, but Also America Is Great and Fuck Communism" is a bit of a mouthful

but man i would be all for that

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its cute when people act as if the issue is that people don't "understand" what BLM means

Roshutsu_Sha posted...

It's a common sound based typo. Obviously I met would've. But fast typers make typos based on noise. Of course a****** types like to pretend the person has no grammar sense. But what can you do. Some people type 150+ wpm on a phone, and others type around 10 wpm such as boomers think they are more educated because they take ten minutes to type a small paragraph.

Explain "met"

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Dathrowed1 posted...

Explain "met"

Fast typers tend to short one quick sounds like meant. You've probably seen examples with other words as well. Insane numbers of words get reduced down when people go for typing fast.

myzz7 posted...

but man i would be all for that

But why would people protest America if they liked it?

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*Should have, not should of.

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Roshutsu_Sha posted...

Fast typers tend to short one quick sounds like meant. You've probably seen examples with other words as well. Insane numbers of words get reduced down when people go for typing fast.

I believe accuracy is apart of typing fast, especially with words like met and of. I mean there is an efficiency element to speed

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Though I personally try not to shorten my words I sometimes fall prey to it by accident.

There is also no way I'm wasting my time grammar and spell checking, quick informal conversational burst I have online xD.

Dathrowed1 posted...

I believe accuracy is apart of typing fast, especially with words like met and of. I mean there is an efficiency element to speed

That's only true in formal situations. In informal situations where speed is essential and your own personal time is considered higher. Then accuracy matters little to nothing.

should of, would of

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This topic is not going to last long.

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Roshutsu_Sha posted...

It's a common sound based typo. Obviously I met would've. But fast typers make typos based on noise. Of course a****** types like to pretend the person has no grammar sense. But what can you do. Some people type 150+ wpm on a phone, and others type around 10 wpm such as boomers think they are more educated because they take ten minutes to type a small paragraph.

Stop typing now.

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A lot of people don't actualy read on gamefaqs huh #_#

Must be low reading comprehension and slow reading speeds.

Though makes sense, people who type faster, read faster.

Which means the people pointing out petty sound based typos are use to typing slow this struggle with reading. So would find quickly reading everything impossible, so just skip reading.

@RiKuToTheMiGhtY

This topic is not going to last long.

Explain what you mean by this? Are you saying I broke gamefaqs TOS?

Then they would've said "Stop bringing race into everything!"

The people who want to complain will find something to complain about.

People who are "confused" about the name are racists pretending to be confused. If they didn't have that to cling onto, they'd move straight on to the next made up issue of irrelevant contention.
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There is no such thing as a "sound based typo." Typo is short for "typographical error," meaning a mis-typed keystroke. You aren't accidentally pressing the wrong key, you're literally typing the wrong words. It doesn't take ten minutes to type "should have" or "would have" correctly.

Imagine being elitist over your typing speed while also making typos.

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TheOtherMike posted...

There is no such thing as a "sound based typo." Typo is short for "typographical error," meaning a mis-typed keystroke. You aren't accidentally pressing the wrong key, you're literally typing the wrong words. It doesn't take ten minutes to type "should have" or "would have" correctly.

I type know instead of no all the time

Who are you to say theres no such thing? If youre good at typing you arent thinking about typing
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They could call it anything, and people who only read headlines still won't get it

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TheOtherMike posted...

There is no such thing as a "sound based typo." Typo is short for "typographical error," meaning a mis-typed keystroke. You aren't accidentally pressing the wrong key, you're literally typing the wrong words. It doesn't take ten minutes to type "should have" or "would have" correctly.

Malapropism baded typos exist whether you choose to believe it or not #_#

GoodOlJr posted...

Who are you to say theres no such thing?

I am not saying there is no such thing. The definition of the word says there's no such thing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typographical_error

A typographical error (often shortened to typo), also called misprint, is a mistake (such as a spelling mistake)[1] made in the typing of printed (or electronic) material. Historically, this referred to mistakes in manual type-setting (typography). The term includes errors due to mechanical failure or slips of the hand or finger,[2] but excludes errors of ignorance, such as spelling errors, or changing and misuse of words such as "than" and "then".

It covers your point for than/then due to ignorance

But if youre just in a flow state of typing and type the wrong word I would think thats a different meaning and covered by typo

Kinda semantics though
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Roshutsu_Sha posted...

Malapropism baded typos exist whether you choose to believe it or not #_#

Wrong. See the definition above.

@TheOtherMike
https://i.imgur.com/Tt82eUs.jpg

Roshutsu_Sha posted...

@TheOtherMike
https://wikidiff.com/malapropism/typo

You do realize this is telling you that malapropisms and typos are not the same thing, right? Also, don't @ me.

TheOtherMike posted...

You do realize this is telling you that malapropisms and typos are not thesame thing, right? Also, don't @ me.

I drew a colored arriw for you, to supplement your reading skills.

TC is such a disaster, lmao.

I type fast so its ok that I make mistakes.

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Roshutsu_Sha posted...

I drew a colored arriw for you, to supplement your reading skills.

Ok, keep being wrong. Hint: "see also" does not mean "synonym."

Roshutsu_Sha posted...

I drew a colored arriw for you, to supplement your reading skills.

Was this deliberate? Lol.

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Freeney posted...

TC is such a disaster, lmao.

I type fast so its ok that I make mistakes.

No it's "I don't care if I make mistakes, as they are a reflection of my speed and informality not my intelligence"

TheOtherMike posted...

Ok, keep being wrong. Hint: "see also" does not mean "synonym."

"See also" means for directly related content. As it is a type of typo. You are not as good with language as you believe you are.