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OK, but back-pedalling on tariffs on autos, pharmaceuticals is coming in 'near future + 48 hours', so fuck off, Donny.

I'm not American but from what I understand about the country, that guy may not have been the only one with a gun.

Oh no, a 200% tariff that he'll recall 48 hours later? How scary! Anything but that!

You trying to, you know, dump on France, boy?

I said nothing about solving any problems because I agree, systems need to be changed from within (not that anybody expected a big systemic change after just one dead CEO like you imply). Workers' rights did improve partly due to violence throughout history, though, but that's not my point.

My point is Nazis can't be fixed.

Gotta start somewhere.

This will help all that "economic anxiety".

So, this happened to you at least ten times. Hate to be the one breaking this to you but it might not be the algorithm stroking out.

Wait until he hears about Mexico not being named America either!

Actual, literal toddlers are really taking over the US, aren't they?

Conjugation very much builds grammatical structure and is not independent from it. But that's not what I said. As you said, conjugation depends (among others) on the pronoun. You said you were using a first person pronoun but then used a third person verb. This does not add up. You can either say "drag am always punctual" to make a first person sentence or "drag is always punctual" to make a third person sentence.

If conjugation depends on the individual pronoun, the pronoun you used was third person since that's the conjugation you used. They/them is also third person and singular and plural are conjugated the same, so the comparison doesn't apply.

To be clear, please use any and all pronouns you're comfortable with. But don't write a third person sentence and insist it's first person.