Capricious Conundrum
Vizal
The Sky Does Not Bow
Thank god nobody was hurt.
When you thank an entity or person, no matter your personal acknowledge of them, you're supposed to capitalize the beginning letter due to it being a proper noun. This isn't for the sake of respect, but merely for the sake of correct grammar.
So, by saying, "Thank god..." you're making a grammatical error. If you intend to generalize to indicate an unspecified entity, you would then say, "Thank a god" or "Thank the god". If you intend to imply any acknowledgement to a specific god, such as the Christian god, you must then capitalize it as exampled: "Thank God nobody was hurt.", as you are then specifying a particular entity by name.
hypothesis: the point of language is to communicate clearly and we understood what he/she/it meant by his/her/their words clearly.
conclusion: your condescending rant about him/her/it not capitalizing a proper noun was entirely unnecessary.
additionally, as a statement of my personal opinion, you're a douchebag.
The point of verbal language is to communicate clearly, with fewest of words as possible in conjunction with saying as much as possible. Written language is to put emphasis and fluctuation as in imprint in order for the reader to better translate it into a verbal language in their own mind. The more information there is available in the smallest scale, much like how something is verbally expressed, you then make it easier for the reader to interpret more accurately that which is intended to be understood.
It is incredibly difficult to be condescending to an individual who does not perceive others of any authority over him, either imaginative or legitimately. More than anything, I am sure he did not take me all too seriously, which was also at the same time without my intention to begin with.
In my factual understanding, reading my posts or even my profile does not submit my character to your understanding. Meet an individual first before you judge their works.