comment: >
  
  Get off Reddit and touch grass. Holy shit. 
  Also guys, looks like we’ve been taken over by grammar Nazis. 
  You’re life is in danger
  Protect us and you from this menace of people that are very very not good.
context: Stop "saying" when you mean "writing". >
  
  It alarms me that this is such a common error (ditto your/you're, they're/there/their, etc). For non-native English speakers, I can see how it could happen. As for native English speakers, I'm not sure how much of an excuse there is. I remember having grammar lessons in elementary school. Has this stopped? Do people just not retain any of it? >
  
  I remember learning these things in elementary school and I always seem to know it more than my peers, so obviously they were just not paying attention >
  
  I honestly did it because I didn’t know saying “would of” was incorrect. It wasn’t until I started using this app and the grammar bot thing on here kept correcting me that I realized my error >
  
  would have >
  
  I don't think this is unpopular. >
  
  Omg yes exactly!! You might have Grammar Pedantry Syndrome like me >
  
  I've seen it so often, I actually thought it was correct English. >
  
  this is not an unpopular opinion. this is a rant. >
  
  English is a bastardized language to begin with. For ever grammar rule there are many exceptions.  Why? >
  
  Whould hof >
  
  This is r/unpopularopinion, not r/petpeeves