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Discover LudwigThe phrase "poor bastards" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used in a sympathetic way when speaking or writing about people who are unfortunate, pitiable, or in an otherwise difficult situation. For example, "Those poor bastards have been stuck in traffic for hours."
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Poor bastards.
Those poor bastards.
They are all poor bastards now.
You do think, these poor bastards.
During another, a character peers into the stalls and exclaims: "Poor bastards.
Powerful men, even when they are doing something that poor bastards do too, are over the top.
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"Poor bastard.
Poor bastard, I thought.
'Poor bastard,' he said.
Poor bastard, he could use a drink.
"Can't blame the poor bastard".
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