Grammar, whatever, wherever and there
"I don't want to say I'm anti-human or whatever but wherever there are people there is trouble."
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" I'd put a comma after whatever , as it is a natural place to pause very briefly. Please note that 'whatever' is often used in ways that show the speaker is unable or unwilling to express himself well. eg I don't want to say I'm anti-human or whatever This sounds like there may be a better word than anti-human, but you try to think of it because I'm not going to waste my time trying to find it.
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"I don't want to say I'm anti-human or whatever but wherever there are people there is trouble."
I'd put a comma after whatever, as it is a natural place to pause very briefly.
Please note that 'whatever' is often used in ways that show the speaker is unable or unwilling to express himself well.
eg I don't want to say I'm anti-human or whatever This
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