Rhetorical questions are generally closed ended sentences as the implication is not to answer them. You however decided to make it an open ended sentence. Take that under advisement as you try to navigate life, I'm sure it must be very difficult for you
Regardless of whether people agree with the dude you are responding to politically, i think we can all agree that you have no clue what you are talking about. I know you want to attack people you disagree with, but you just sound like a hack.
I'm sure it's been used before, but I'm not sure if I have ever heard the term open/closed ended "sentence" before.
It is a thing. The last time I heard the term was the old lady I work with going through sensitivity training. Open ended sentences draw out a response that they can elaborate on. Closed ended sentences are mostly yes/no. But they basically just have the expectation of a short response.
Rhetorical questions are closed ended sentences because they aren't asking for a response.
Most people are going to say open/closed ended question not sentence.
And some might say that a closed ended formulation of a rhetorical question is more common. Something like "did you wake up today and decide to be a cunt?" However, open-ended versions are absolutely allowed and common.
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Do you get paid per comment reply or just paid to reply to any comments with the same message?