I'm upset that president Trump hasn't done this from the get go.
In case you don't get it:
Putin has banned forcing Russians to (get vaccinated and firing them for refusing to get vaccinated)
If there was a delineation of the two things there would at least be a comma. That's how you would know it was "banning Russians to (get vaccinated), and (firing them to refuse to get vaccinated.)"
I can see the comments going full tilt here trying to beat on Russia due to some superiority complex shit going on, but right now it sure looks like Russians have their heads on straighter than here in the US.
No. It's very obvious what this is saying.
I'm upset that president Trump hasn't done this from the get go.
In case you don't get it:
If there was a delineation of the two things there would at least be a comma. That's how you would know it was "banning Russians to (get vaccinated), and (firing them to refuse to get vaccinated.)"
I can see the comments going full tilt here trying to beat on Russia due to some superiority complex shit going on, but right now it sure looks like Russians have their heads on straighter than here in the US.
You're giving a Twit way too much grammatical credit.
While this is likely, I wouldn't say it's absolute. Not your grammar lesson, but interpretation of meaning.
Putin has banned forcing Russians to get vaccinated and firing them for refusing to get vaccinated
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Putin has banned: (a) forcing Russians to get vaccinated and (b) firing them for refusing to get vaccinated
Thanks for clearing that up.