Comments by "Winnetou17" (@Winnetou17) on "TheQuartering" channel.

  1.  @HentaiWarhol  What the hell is wrong with you people ? Why do so so many people get SO triggered over somebody pointing out grammar mistakes (in a polite fashion, mind you) ? It's actually doing them a favor, showing them a mistake so they're aware of it and can correct it. How do you know if the original poster simply did a typo and doesn't care about it, or genuinely didn't know the correct spelling and now is grateful that he learnt it ? Critique is good and healthy (of course, politely and in moderation). It's allowing us to improve ourselves. The only people you don't critique are those who you truly don't care about in the slightest, and/or that you don't want to ever engage with. And before you say it, yes grammar is important. In written text that has the potential to be read by hundreds of people or more, grammar is very important. If left unchecked, people will gradually start to write more and more wrong and the potential of not understanding what they are writing or, even worse, incorrectly assess what was written increases. No, not everybody that tells you of a grammar mistake is a pedantic grammar nazi that has nothing better to do. If it's only the private conversation between you and your buddy, then, yeah, write in whatever style you want.
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  2.  @HentaiWarhol  Lame
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  3. Yeah, if they really wanted to let blacks or anyone else have more voice (so to speak), they could've simply SHUT THE F UP for two or three days.
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  4. Gravity is pretty nice to watch in actual 3D
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  5. I agree a bit with one thing that she said: if you're actually poor and $5 mean a lot to you (in general, paying her entitled ass is out of question here) then you shouldn't spend time on twitch. In general (several days per month can be an exception) if you are not certain of what you're going to eat or do in the next day or month, your priorities should totally not be twich. There's A LOT of stuff to be done in this world. Paying attention to what's needed in the communities that you are part of or care about and trying to help them can get you very far. Not only in getting some extra income (even though it's usually not much, but it's honest) but also respect and goodwill. And you'll definitely have a better time than to watch some arrogant thot spewing her out-of-touch toxic comments.
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