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Go back and read the article. He's in jail (not prison) for 30 days pending further investigation.
Ah, so the title of this post is completely wrong, since he has not been sentenced yet.
English is not my native tongue and TIL that jail and prison mean two different things
You really never stop learning!
Please don't learn from this. Jail and prison are synonymous in most of the English speaking world. The article also doesn't use the word jail and the English wikipedia article on Prison in Ukraine uses "jail" as a synonym for "prison". As far as I know "jail" as specifically pre-trial remand is a strictly American thing, and this didn't happen in America.
Why assume his tone is rude? He made two statements that seem factually correct and weren’t rude. Remember that this is the internet and tone doesn’t exist. If you read it as rude maybe that’s a you thing and not a them thing.
go back and read the comment
Someone pointing out you should have read the article for the information isn't rude. It's just saying go reread the article because you either missed something or didn't read it. Because again, tone doesn't exist on the internet.
go back and read the comment you just wrote
Victim complex much? It's a bad look imo. to go on the attack just because you did a goof.
victim complex? going on the attack?
go back and read my comments, that didn’t happen….
seems like you’re going on the attack… let’s see, what’s another inappropriate cliche….
white knight complex much? saving people from my comments?
go back and read them again.
I'm the one who made the original "rude" comment ya goofball. Your response to having your (understandable) error pointed out could have been "oof, my bad!". There would be no harm in that, it happens to all of us when we react hastily, it's human.
Instead you, pearls clutched, called me rude for correcting you. Now I expect that kind of behaviour from right wing lunatics, but I don't usually see it in communities like these.
“pearls clutched”?
you’re all cheap cliches… are you using chat gpt or something?
turd burger