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“The grand jury” is not descriptive of what the grand jury was investigating and declines to point out that her grand jury ended years ago.
by gatherhunterer 7y ago
“The grand jury” is not descriptive of what the grand jury was investigating and declines to point out that her grand jury ended years ago.
- ceejayoz 7y agoThis was not "her" grand jury.
- Pfhreak 7y agoWe don't do that here. Cut it out with those asinine scare quotes.
- ceejayoz 7y agoMy comment has absolutely nothing to do with her gender. It's that the grand jury in question wasn't dealing with her case at all. The grand jury was tasked with Julian Assange, who isn't female, but more importantly isn't Chelsea Manning.
- eridius 7y agoWhy the scare quotes though?
- ceejayoz 7y agoBecause that was the incorrect part? Same reason I might say "that wasn't a 'short' install..."
- eridius 7y agoIn the comment you're referring to, "and declines to point out that her grand jury ended years ago", the "her" was absolutely correct because it was referring to her grand jury, not to the new one for Assange. The whole comment was irrelevant, because it doesn't matter whose grand jury it was that caused her imprisonment, but you're quibbling with the wrong thing and the only outcome of your use of scare quotes is to make it look like you're taking issue with her pronouns.
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