[78-L] Grammatically incorrect

[Steve Thornton]

Steven C. Barr writes:

> The harsh reality is that "DIS(s)" meaning "disrespected" 
> emanates from a
> cultural (usw.) minority NOT noted for observing, or even 
> comprehending,
> grammatical details of our mother tongue...?! 

I'm sorry, but I have a little trouble accepting this ignorant and racist
diatribe from someone who has ended every sentence he's ever written with
three dots, a question mark and an exclamation mark.

"Disrespect" dates from 1614 as a verb and 1634 as a noun. The clue phone is
ringing.

-- 
Steve