Irony at its finest

Wouldn't it be poor English? Bad refers to behavior, no?

Everyone reading her post:

It's not a tautology, it's a pleonasm.

There is a band called Bad English. In that context, only the 1st point has any validity.

ESL teacher here. The second one is unnecessary bullshit correction. Lack of linguistic competence.

Bad english =/= bad grammar. Bad spelling and bad pronunciation are also bad english.

And let me guess, she only (kind of) knows one language nothing else...

Isn't it "That's a tautology" and not "That's tautology"?

"Bad grammar" and "bad English" are not the same thing, although people often use them interchangeably. Bad grammar refers strictly to breaking the structural rules of a language, f.e. mixing up verb tenses (He go to the store yesterday), incorrect subject-verb agreement (They is

to be fair she doesn't said she has good grammar it's like if she says small pecker is turn off, that does not imply she has one at all