Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Task & Purpose" channel.

I looked her up. In her Wikipedia page it says, in the first paragraph, that she was "both the first female and first openly lesbian officer to lead London's Metropolitan Police Service". As if that was some kind of accomplishment. WHO CARES!!!!!. That doesn't reflect ability, experience and accomplishments. Those should be the criteria for the job and ONLY those. Identity politics is completely irrelevant. Why is it that you and I can understand this but not the progressives.
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@GMV8KSA Who said that there wasn't? Our problem is that they're setting quotas for women and protecting the women who are inept just because they're women. There should be standards for police officers and if you can't make the minimum standard, you don't get the job. Period. Their gender is irrelevant.
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@KrisVComm ""Roofs" is the plural of roof in all varieties of English. Rooves is an old secondary form" from the online dictionary. Other sources say that "rooves" is Middle English and how it was spelled in the past. So, my question is....are you from the past? Can you Quantum Leap through time? That would be so cool.
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@Halo_Legend I did make a few errors in that comment. I didn't finish high school and spent my professional life swinging a hammer and working in factories, making shoes and toilet paper. Those occupations didn't require that I have superb grammar skills. I'll try to correct them if I can spot them. However, I'm still correct on how the word "rooves" is spelled and used, today and in the past.
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@KrisVComm But we live in the present. I'm not about to converse with you in "Olde English. That had been preposterous".
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