And now a false equivalency
hno:-being given a new name “in honor of a TVG analyst,” and followed that with a Black fist emoji
-Guillot has posted bigoted or racially tinged comments in the past, including a Tweet in August 2020 saying he had given another horse the name “Uncle Ken's Cabin,” an obvious reference to the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel about slavery.
Sure thing Michelangelo. I'm sure him being a scumbag is only my opinion. I honestly thought more of you to continue with this nonsense. The only point I proved is the blind eye you seem to want to cast to bullshit like this.
Dude's a horse trainer that's made $ 13 million
C'mon man
That's more than an entire redneck county or a square mile in the some urban area with 1 million voters
And now a false equivalency
-being given a new name “in honor of a TVG analyst,” and followed that with a Black fist emoji
-Guillot has posted bigoted or racially tinged comments in the past, including a Tweet in August 2020 saying he had given another horse the name “Uncle Ken's Cabin,” an obvious reference to the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel about slavery.
Sure thing Michelangelo. I'm sure him being a scumbag is only my opinion. I honestly thought more of you to continue with this nonsense. The only point I proved is the blind eye you seem to want to cast to bullshit like this.
Like I said, you just continue to prove my point. You wanna answer my Trump analogy? I noticed you skipped right by that.
Let's forget it, bfl. You're easily offended. I'm not. Let's leave it at that.
No. If you could care less, that means you could care less than you already do. So that's dumb to say.
If you could not care less, that puts you at the furthest end of the not caring spectrum.
Couldn't care less is what you meant to say. But you have such a poor handle on the English language, that you don't know any better.
Bet on what? Googling could not care less vs could care less and see what Google says about it?
Are you retarded? Use your brain and dissect what the words mean. Just because something is "acceptable" to say because so many retards like you get it wrong, doesn't mean it changes the meaning of words.
Unfortunately you don't seem to comprehend what should be pretty apparent to a rational thinking person. I'm not wasting my time with a false equivalency like the one you posed which has nothing to do with the issue here. The fact that he went beyond naming the horse and specified it was related to Ken Rudolph (followed by a black fist emoji) is why it's perceived as racist (can't believe I'd actually have to explain it to you). Combine that with his tendency toward this type of thing and that makes him a scumbag to me and others.
And Dr. Love is correct. It's "couldn't care less". If you could care less, that means you actually have some care for the issue you're referring to.
Again, the only thing I've proved is the blind eye you seem to want to cast to bullshit like this.
You wanna bet on the "couldn't care less' / "could care less" acceptance that the Love doctor won't back after correcting me? If you don't just get out of here with your pompous bs just like him.
How much? $100.00, $500.00, $1000.00?
Two dinks who would argue for hours what color blue the sky is. I'm not into arguing. So just put up or shut up.
If we are referring to formal English, it is indeed "couldn't". I'm not going to waste my time with any more of your nonsense.
What is the Difference between "I Couldn't Care Less" and "I Could Care Less"?
Tuesday July 24th 2018
Question
How do I know when to use "couldn't care less" and when to use "could care less" if I don't care at all about something? Which one is the correct sentence? — Koustav , India
Answer
If you say you "couldn't care less" about something, it means you do not care about it at all. You cannot care less than you do. Below are some examples of how the phrase is used:
- Sherry couldn't care less what restaurant they go to. [=she does not care at all what restaurant they go to]
- The man said he couldn't care less who his children marry as long as they are happy. [=he does not care who his children marry. He only cares that they are happy]
Sometimes you will hear people say "could care less" in the same way. Below are some examples of this:
- I could care less if you leave.
- She can order whatever she wants; her date could care less.
English teachers and grammarians will say that "could care less" is wrong because it should mean the opposite of "couldn't care less." Logically, if you could care less, it means you do care some. But in informal speech people often use "could care less" to mean they don’t care at all.
"Couldn’t care less" and "could care less" are both used to mean someone doesn’t care at all, but English teachers and grammarians will say that only "couldn't care less" is correct, so that is what you should use in formal or academic writing.
