"Could care less"

[Novelis]

On the article named: Robert Kennedy, Jr. fights to stop vaccine 'holocaust',

http://www.sott.net/article/295765-Robert-Kennedy-Jr-fights-to-stop-vaccine-holocaust

the editor posted the following comment:


[quote author=SoTT editor]Comment: With all the invaluable information that is out there on how damaging vaccines are, it's good to have an advocate like Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. be a voice against this "vaccine holocaust". It seems most politicians could care less about the health and welfare of our future generation. Vaccines = Big $$$, nothing less.[/quote]

Although I will readily admit that the above author's usage is gaining ground, and is considered by some to be quite common nowadays, I still think "couldn't care less" makes more sense than "could care less". Maybe I am being pedantic, but I still consider the latter to be a little sloppy.

Thanks,
Robin

 

[Gawan]

Thank you for reporting and it is fixed :).

 

[Novelis]

danke schön guys, much appreciated. :)

 

[Henchman 21]

Lol. A little pedantic but correct.

 

[Ben]

It's true that you do see 'could care less' quite often. Another one is 'most all' instead of 'almost all'. The former seems to be in common use in American English, I thought it was a mistake until I noticed how common it was.