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How is that a question? It's a definitive statement and definitely one the rich need to be reminded of!
Phrasing statements as a question is a common way to express caution or, alternatively, disbelief that the statement needs to be made.
"Someone should probably tell him not to piss on an electric fence?"
Yeah well, I don't like it! "should probably" already does that job beautifully. 😅
Alright, well, I'll tell whoever is in charge of the English language of your disapproval?
I feel like they're just using it to indicate an upward inflection towards the end of tbe sentence. Know what I mean? Like those youtubers who always talk like they're asking? a question?