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Plans to ban smoking outside hospitals and schools in England
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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Yeah let's kill all the children.
They don't burning smoking your idiot they're bunning smoking outside of hospitals and schools it's right there in the title.
Is this meant to be sarcasm?
It's pretty clear what I meant they're not banning smoking they are banning smoking outside of hospitals.
Jesus you go out of your way to be an obtuse idiot
No it's not clear at all what you meant, because you used these things called letters in such a wrong capacity that it was no longer possible to successfully guess the meaning of your presumably stroke-induced ramble.
Not that it would've helped as literally none of what you said is at all relevant to anything I said whatsoever.
I think you've just demonstrated that you're not at all interested in rigorous intellectual discourse and instead merely interested in trying to engage in some kind of one-upmanship.