Fwiw, the logic is, “its” isn’t quite the equivalent of “Anna’s” or “school’s.”

Rather it’s the equivalent of “his,” “hers,” and “theirs.” Also “mine” but that’s just irregular af. In other words, possessive pronouns don’t take an apostrophe while possessive nouns do.

It’s not a LOT of logic, a pretty shaky ladder, but there it is. 0

(Oh, and for both nouns and pronouns, position in the sentence makes a difference whether to use a contraction at all, or go with the separate “is.” But that’s a horse of a different color!)

The fact the Olympics are going to be in the state he most hates would make a boycott a win for him, plus he’s heard there’s a lot of fit teens in the Olympic changing rooms.

Imagine spending all that time and money towards detecting exactly where Hamas agents are, and then shooting children in the head instead?

Also starving the entire population and then complaining the hostages are going hungry too?

Respect for the capital letters

That 50-year-old is still shaking from letting their kid drive to school, and is now going to work where they’ll dread going back to pick their kid up and let them drive home. Or maybe a few more practices in empty parking lots first… Which are fucking hard to find by the way, they’re all full of cars!