Dec 16th 2014, 11:53:35
My opinion is that if you do have arguments on some {DEL "THING"} idea{,} or {DEL "THAT"} if you try to be condescending or sarcastic of something or someone or even if you trash talk someone{,} you should use correct spelling and grammar{,} or it doesn't have any meaning at all{. NEW SENTENCE} {I}f you try {TO} be smart about something or act smart about something{,} you should do it all the way.
It isn't enough to have a smart argument or a correct idea about something if you are illiterate and show everyone that you are and don't care about it and give {DEL 'S'} {PEOPLE} a chance to spin your arguments (or even the sarcasm or trash talk) around. {NEW SENTENCE} {I}t doesn't help to get your ideas across to everyone if you act stupid{,} and {PEOPLE} think you are stupid. {NEW SENTENCE} {I}t only nullifies your ideas{,} rendering them useless.
If you act smart about something then be smart{NEW SENTENCE} {I}f you have an argument in a post on a forum then for fluff sake write correctly{,} and {I} mean spelling and grammar{,} especially if you have a correction line that helps you.
Also{,} if you want to change a point of view about a culture or race that you belong to and are fed up with racial comments like "you are Romanian so you are a gipsy" you should start with changing yourself and show{ING} people that there are exceptions from their generalizations {FIND SOME WAY TO BREAK THE NEXT 120+ WORDS UP INTO MORE THAN ONE SENTENCE. PREFERABLY FOUR OR FIVE SENTENCES} and not just act high and mighty and tell them not to generalize, {ITS} what people do, generalization is how the human {PSYCHE... UNLESS YOU MEANT THAT MIND READERS WORK THIS WAY} works for example if {I} travel a lot and meet a lot of French that have no idea of the geography, history or people of the places they visit or even of Europe for that matter and say Bucharest is the same as Budapest or Bruxelles is in France when {ITS} the capital of Belgium, {I}'m bound to generalize and say all Americans are stupid and have no culture, that doesn't mean that there aren't exceptions to my rule of thinking but as {I}'ve yet to see them and the general population falls into this category my rule stands. The more exceptions we meet the more our rules of thinking about a people will change.
Even though I know my English isn't that good I do try to improve myself and i do appreciate your corrections SAM but for fluff sake IT IS {IT'S} and not {ITS}
or Bruxelles is in France when {ITS} the capital of Belgium: or Burxelles is in France when in fact IT IS {IT'S} the capital of Belgium
{ITS} what people do: IT IS {IT'S} what people do
ITS is a possessive pronoun and IT IS{IT'S} used in a totally different way: The mother bear protected ITS cub from the wolves. See what i did there the bear cub belongs to the mother bear IT IS{IT'S} possession so you use ITS.
It seems that you shouldn't go correcting what you don't know and look stupid. That was what the original post was about.
Also:
"If you act smart about something then be smart, if you have an argument in a post on a forum then for..."
I did use a comma there but i'm not quite sure it was the right thing to do. :P