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— Jane Greer (@NorthDakotaJane) November 26, 2024
It would be just as ambiguous with a comma before the 'and'.
I don't care if it's used or not, but there are certain group of people who feel very strongly about the Oxford comma.
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No it wouldn't you are a fricking r-slur and the Hamas military chief
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NO FRICK YOU ANOTHER COMMA WOULDN'T REMOVE THE AMBIGUITY IT COULD EITHER BE A LIST OR A DEPENDENT CLAUSE
DOWNMARSEYD
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Why would you use a comma there to refer to seperate descriptions of Netanyahu? It makes no sense. Having a comma there makes it explicit that is a list.
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Because you use commas to separate dependent clauses. If my oldest friend was named Marsey I could write.
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That's dumb and the oxford comma isn't.
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No u
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Yeah you can write that, but it would be grammatically wrong
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but it's at least clear that marsey is not also your mother
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I think it's clearer that Netanyahu is not a Hamas military chief than a former Israel defense minister.
I think the ambiguity without the Oxford comma is funnier but it is actually less likely to cause genuine confusion
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You would put the item with the dependent clause after the and, if you weren't a moron
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You're just wrong and the hamas military chief.
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