Ignoring the contents of an internet post, and instead completely focusing on proper spelling and grammar.
Post:
The army just came for my family there coming for your family too, run!!!
Au-troll-correct Comment:
It's "they're." Idiot.
The army just came for my family there coming for your family too, run!!!
Au-troll-correct Comment:
It's "they're." Idiot.
by BiggerUglier October 15, 2014
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by MiraculourLanaAdrianette March 2, 2021
Get the this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read mug.A line uttered by the incompetent when straddled with information they cannot possibly comprehend, because of their level of ineptitude being a single figure number and thus higher than their IQ. While being questioned about seemingly simple items, the perpetrator of the “Yes that’s correct” will simply respond with exactly that, being extremely convincing in their absolute single mindedness of the “Yes that’s correct” statement. Essentially there should be laws allowing normals that have to deal with these sorts of fuckwits, the ability to gun them down and humiliate their family for life because they are insufferable idiots and need to be kicked in the nuts the first time they utter the words. Simple minded people who supply simple minded answers to intelligent questions should no longer be tolerated and should be sent to the moon.
“Theres no anti virus on this internet exposed server”, “Yes that’s correct”
“The remote monitoring tool is not installed on one server at this site”, “Yes that’s correct”
“I have written a long winded email and explained everything im doing to you, but you seem to want to keep writing emaisl that go over my original point, highlighting your inability to read, comprehend and realise you are too dumb to be a part of this conversation”, “Yes that’s correct”
“The remote monitoring tool is not installed on one server at this site”, “Yes that’s correct”
“I have written a long winded email and explained everything im doing to you, but you seem to want to keep writing emaisl that go over my original point, highlighting your inability to read, comprehend and realise you are too dumb to be a part of this conversation”, “Yes that’s correct”
by honneamise September 5, 2021
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A stance where “critical thinking” is reduced to a prescribed set of intellectual habits—always questioning, always demanding sources, always avoiding fallacies—that become a moral identity rather than a flexible toolkit. Being thoughtfully correct means performing skepticism in the approved manner: citing the right authorities, using the right terms (“confirmation bias,” “straw man”), and treating any failure to meet these standards as evidence of intellectual failure. Like political correctness, it can stifle genuine inquiry by creating a hierarchy of who is allowed to speak and under what conditions, all under the banner of thinking “correctly.”
Example: “He asked her for a source on her personal experience, then dismissed her source as ‘biased.’ He was being thoughtfully correct: using the language of critical thinking to avoid actually thinking about what she said.”
by Dumu The Void April 1, 2026
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