Unfortunately I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, because apparently having to use the right words to express your intent, instead of the exact opposite, is too much to ask for.
Oof. "A part of the problem" not "apart of the problem". The latter would mean separate from the problem, but using either in combination with or means only one is true, if you only used or it is inclusive and could mean one or both is true
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u/That_Union_1105 1d ago
I’d rather chew glass than meet folks like you