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Would you rather unionize or buy some videogames?
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Unions always have paid there way for me by better pay and conditions. Also, in Australia Union fees are tax deductible.
Their*
Still blows my mind that people confuse they're, their, and there (along with your and you're).
I have a learning disability, yet I figured this out 20 years ago; why hasn't anyone else? I just don't get it. Sorry for being a dick but it is beyond frustrating that people are still fucking this up somehow.
For some people english is there 3rd or 4th language. Their can be a mistake here and they're.
Tbf it's mostly native speakers making this mistake I think
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Upvoted butt this is sum hard two reed shit write hear.
Just stop then.
Between people on the internets lack of good grammar and common courtesy, the first one is a far smaller problem in my eyes.
You are welcome to politely correct someone
Don't be a jerk about it. This is victim blame.
Sorry I'm bipolar. I'm trying my best.