“I defend my poor grammar by appealing to linguistics.”

I’ve noticed a tendency of people to combine words that are frequently seen together: “alot”, “aswell”, “noone”, etc.

Some of these catch on, like “nevertheless” and “whatsoever”. Maybe eventually “alot” and “noone” will become standard English, too.

What you’re describing sounds like Esperanto.

This is just nutritional yeast, isn’t it? It’s healthy and tastes good… This is the first time I’ve heard about it being used as weight-gain powder, though.

The DNC is being bribed by the RNC?

Also, the Heritage Foundation has said that they’ll sue if the Democrats change candidates. That’s a pretty strong indicator that the right wants Biden in the race.

The reason for this is twofold. First, Biden is a known quantity; Trump knows how to debate him. Second, he’s losing to Trump by a wide margin.

Biden won’t get a second term.

Acronyms didn’t become popular until fairly recently, so if the word is at least a century old, odds are that it isn’t an acronym.

I could be convinced of a conspiracy if you gave me some good evidence. Questions aren’t evidence, though.

Also, once the media gets ahold of the story, your business is sunk.

You asked a question about a conspiracy theory, and then followed it up with a disclaimer that you don’t necessarily believe in the conspiracy theory. I pointed out that this is typical conspiracy theorist behavior.