Butchering the language
I've got a major issue with people who cannot speak properly. I find that someone's communication skills easily gives away the type of people they are. For example, some cunt I know won't stop butchering the English language; uses the wrong words, misplaces words in sentences, wrong conjugations, etc... Everytime this cunt opens her mouth, all I want to go is break her teeth in. I played cards with her once, and when we had to drop a card except for one person she wouldn't stop repeating "about you" instead of saying "except you". I corrected her once or twice, yet she constantly fucks up!
I find that if someone is incapable of communicating properly verbally, it makes the tasks of others around that much more difficult. We all have had that moment where we all look at each other, hoping somebody understood what the moron just tried to say. I find it somewhat offensive that somebody would keep going down that line too. The girl mentionned above just came back from Cancun where some guy who wanted to get into her pants told her she had flawless english. The bitch actually believed him. I can understand if you're new to the language that you may have some difficulties speaking it, but the way I see it, if I'm speaking a new language, I speak slowly and try to ask around to make sure I'm saying things properly. I won't fucking speak quickly and never strive to get better.
This is often reflected in Quebecois I find. When you listen to a Quebecois speak, and you pick up on all the ridiculous swear words that pops out of the semen infested mouth of theirs from their ridiculous Jean-Luc Mongrain which they've been sucking on for decades you can see a lack of education. I had a bad experience having to be stuck next to one of these dickheads when I went to see a hockey game not too long ago. This uneducated piece of vaginal-"in that week"-discharge somehow believed that muttering under his breath insults and insights on what to do next would actually change the outcome of the game. Between almost every word, you could hear him swearing. Somewhere down the line, maybe this constant swearing about God and how God is fucking things up might just have turned some Quebecois into lazy-"it isn't my fault, it's God's fucking fault"-pricks.
I find that those who don't put in the effort to learn to communicate properly are often the ones causing all the trouble in the first place. They often make uneducated guess' and assumptions. Back to the stinking fajita-for-a-brain I mentionned before, I had to explain to her that a cellphone which is compatible with iTunes doesn't make it an iPod. She wouldn't stop saying that in the phone was an iPod. In the end, her ridiculously idiotic mind never comprehended what I was saying and it turned out I was simply wasting my time trying to explain or educate her on the subject. For her, iTunes=iPod. "About you"...up yours!
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On a tourné aujourd'hui chez Monsieur Chartier. Y voulait pas nous donner d'entrevue. Moi.... je suis arrivé avec des bonnes intentions, mais vous allez voir la confrontation qui a suivi notre rencontre.... regardez...
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Ça pooooooooooo d'hosti de bon sens. Mais voyons donc! Non..... non! Moi je m'appelle Jean-Luc Montgrain, si VOUS avez l'intention de m'insulter... NON..... ça tu po d'bon sens!?
Jean-Luc Mongrain is the embodiment of the overly sensationalistic and populist Quebec media empire. His offensive and simplistic rhetoric appeals to the masses of this province. Sadly in Quebec, this kind of news coverage will actually get people interested. But I have this theory that the populist media down here in Quebec can be used in specific ways to better inform le commun des mortels...Just look at the Journal de Montréal, they have this section on only one page entitled: learn-everything about this ongoing issue (example sectarian conflict in Irak) in less than 5 minutes, whats interesting is with a concept like this you can get the dumbest and most ignorant of individuals to learn something!But then again there are dangers of having a populist oriented media which is axed on satisfying the demographics of mr and mrs everybody.
I would also be weary of something that is trying to teach you a complex issue in a few seconds of reading. Some things just can't be simplified. Learn the tenets of postmodern critique and fry and egg in 2 minutes!
While it is a good thing that a larger percentage of people will get at least a trivial understanding of something like the Iraqi civil war (are we still calling it "random insurgent uprisings"?). I think that something so simplified could also be distorted much easier by the media, giving people a false or disconnected idea of what's really going on (not that long articles in the NYT are any better, but anyhow...)
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