[OneWingedShark]

>Are you sure you’re not a troll?

Yes.

>We have also concluded that you argue semantics over substance and that (again like most liberals) criticize grammar over substance.

I hate to break it to you [that’s a lie... I enjoy it], but grammar can be [and often is] KEY in determining the substance/meaning of a sentence; consider the following two sentences only one word is changed and that is in capitalization, even the word-ordering is the same:
I helped my uncle Jack off a horse.
I helped my uncle jack off a horse.

The two sentences mean two very different things, don’t they?

Order is key too, consider:
I’m afraid so.
I’m so afraid.

The two sentences mean two very different things, don’t they?

[OneWingedShark]

Are you sure you’re not a troll?

Yes.

We have also concluded that you argue semantics over substance and that (again like most liberals) criticize grammar over substance.

I hate to break it to you [that’s a lie... I enjoy it], but grammar can be [and often is] key in determining the substance/meaning of a sentence; consider the following two sentences where only one word is changed and that is in capitalization, even the word-ordering is the same:
I helped my uncle Jack off a horse.
I helped my uncle jack off a horse.

The two sentences mean two very different things, don’t they?

Order is key too, consider:
I’m afraid so.
I’m so afraid.

The two sentences mean two very different things, don’t they?

I think I won....