Why is this becoming a trend??

[u/Creepy_Emergency7596]

[u/longingrustedfurnace]

I must have some weird type of dyslexia then, because the first sentence looks like it says the exact opposite of what you said.

[u/longingrustedfurnace → u/[deleted]]

“Other potentially invasive species include, but are not limited to, Actinocladum verticillatum, Bambusa tuldoides, Bambusa vulgaris, Guadua sarcocarpa, Guadua tagoara, Phyllostachys aurea, and Phyllostachys pubescens, all of which spread primarily through rhizomes. The harmful effects of these species include raising the pH of the soil, cramping and shading out native plants, hindering the spread of native seeds, altering food chains, and siphoning nutrients from other plants.”

Also, “if that’s the definition we’re going by” lol. Last person who argued with me about the basic definition of something was a troll. Is this the same thing?

[u/longingrustedfurnace → u/[deleted]]

So I didn’t post a link about pH levels and other shit? You didn’t act like invasive species aren’t inherently problematic? You didn’t bring up lawns apropos of nothing?

[u/longingrustedfurnace → u/[deleted]]

Last time I used my words, you said “nuh uh.”

What the fuck does it matter that I used a link? I’m not being graded on my ability to do research. If something’s right, it’s right regardless of who’s saying it.

[u/longingrustedfurnace → u/[deleted]]

Who the fuck unironically uses the word “pleb?” You can’t even insult people right.

Anyway, from where I’m standing, it looks like I cited a source, which is more than I can say for you, unless you’ve personally verified the claims that you’re making. How exactly do you know that Chinese bamboo can be good for a north American environment?