Should be 'not a fan of connectives', which is what 'and' and 'or' are.

Conjunctions is also a word for connectives, tho if I remember rightly, it isn't taught to call them conjunctions anymore.

'Conjunction' is just the formal name for a particular kind of connective, the 'and'.

Check the dictionary. They’re conjunctions.

I teach logic. And it's really quite silly that I'm getting downvoted for stating an obvious truth.

But I'll say it again - a conjunction is a *kind* of connective - the one we mark with "And", or "but" or "however" or a whole lot of other words that *have the same function*. It connects two claims by *conjoining* them. That's why it's called a conjunction.

"Or" is a different connective. It's called a "disjunction".

You should check the dictionary, and you'll see that conjunctions are just what I say they are.

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/conjunction

Why don't you try conjoining some bitches.

So you shoehorned in terms from formal logic on a joke about English grammar, didn't make it at all clear that that's what you were doing, and then are crying foul that people downvoted you for it?

In English grammer, "or" is a coordinating conjunction. This is what the joke was about: not formal logic terminology.

Very good point indeed!

Conjunction junctions what's your function?

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Not downvoted because you were wrong, but because we don’t like you

You’re not great with logic, are ya?

I googled "and/or part of speech" and it said conjunction. I think the joke is corny but makes enough sense even to a fun vampire such as yourself.