A shopping mall and office complex in downtown Montreal is being criticized for using the popular children's song 'Baby Shark' to discourage unhoused people from loitering in its emergency exit stairwells.
In US English, unhoused means homeless. I’m saying that it is used and understood as a synonym (you can’t argue this point either way without rhetoric) and that it is also officially considered a synonym (you can argue this point by opening a thesaurus).
I understand your point, it’s just wrong in both cases. Instead of explaining it, back it up or am I to believe you just because you can quote the wiki on rhetoric? I guess rhetoric only applies to the other person.
There’s plenty of hopelessly tiresome people online already.
Ya, I’m guessing everyone that disagrees with you. You think quoting the rhetoric wiki when it has no place isn’t tiresome? Review your own behavior instead of acting offended when you get rebuked.
You literally commented three times under me before I had a chance to respond, told me to “grow the fuck up” and I’m the bad guy here? Is “grow the fuck up” and telling me “get over yourself” a form of rhetoric in your opinion?
In US English, unhoused means homeless. I’m saying that it is used and understood as a synonym (you can’t argue this point either way without rhetoric) and that it is also officially considered a synonym (you can argue this point by opening a thesaurus).
I understand your point, it’s just wrong in both cases. Instead of explaining it, back it up or am I to believe you just because you can quote the wiki on rhetoric? I guess rhetoric only applies to the other person.
@Grimy Get over yourself.
And goodbye. There’s plenty of hopelessly tiresome people online already, and no one needs more.
And grow the fuck up already.
Ya, I’m guessing everyone that disagrees with you. You think quoting the rhetoric wiki when it has no place isn’t tiresome? Review your own behavior instead of acting offended when you get rebuked.
You literally commented three times under me before I had a chance to respond, told me to “grow the fuck up” and I’m the bad guy here? Is “grow the fuck up” and telling me “get over yourself” a form of rhetoric in your opinion?