A Waste of Time and Effort

   Another year has passed, a year of dealing with lying Kevin Lewis. This new year has started off where last year ended. Today he has lied, disputed, harassed, and spewed his filthy mouth. Everytime when faced with the truth he denies it's existance no matter the amount of facts which back up the truthful post. He has opined for the death of President Trump. I have come to the realization that he will never be truthful - or honest. His TDS overwhelms him. He is truly mentally sick.

"Its." No apostrophe.

"Existence," not "existance."

"Opined" means "expressed an opinion." The proper word would be "wished."

"Everytime" is not a word. "Every time" is the proper expression.

"That," not "which." 

D+ for you. Try harder, pedo lover.

I admit having trouble with any of those "ence" and "ance" words.

Same for similar "...time" words.  

I'm sure I have wrongly used "that" and "which" more than once, as I often pause to debate which one to use. 

If writing for a more scholarly effect I try harder.  If posting in KS I may ponder something a second or two, but I wouldn't wring my hands over it.

And I used to be pretty good at English comp.

Google or other search engine is a blessing for the best shot at spelling something right, usually.

Candy 

David's posts are absolutely riddled with basic English errors, but I think that unlike you, he's not even aware of them. 

He reads Trump's Lies Social posts every day in rapt fascination. Those posts contain a ridiculous number and frequency of grammar and spelling mistakes. The most prevalent is Trump Capitalization Syndrome--capitalizing random nouns for...emphasis? So David may truly believe that Trump English is the way to go.

As you imply, how much attention one pays to proper English often depends on how important one considers presenting the proper image to be. You might proofread a letter to your mortgage company; to your daughter, not so much. And Kitchen Sink posts? I think it depends on whether you're claiming something to be true--especislly if it's MAGA political nonsense. David makes outrageous claims and in the process, commits half a dozen English errors per paragraph. It lets the air out of his "messages."

Similarly, when Trump embarrasses himself and his country with his childish English mistakes, he lowers his credibility. Though since MAGAs like David absolutely, explicitly believe everything Trump says as if it were gospel on high, perhaps he thinks he doesn't need to write properly. And maybe he isn't even aware of how stupid it looks to capitalize every other word and refer to himself in the third person.

Every President except him has been careful to present a polished and dignified image to the public and was careful with his English. Choosing words carefully and following grammar rules helps with that. His social media posts, unfiltered and unedited, make him look like a buffoon.

But they do make David's panties wet, so...

Kevin, While I don't disagree with the overall spirit of your post, I feel compelled to mention that using full caps to either emphasize a word or denote yelling has been relatively common in digital/internet communication for quite a while. Especially on social media, texting, and other venues where the User Interface renders traditional methods such as italics, underlining, or bolding complicated or unintuitive. 

This is somewhat similar to how paragraph breaks have replaced indentation. 

It can be quite useful and something I use myself. Overuse however, can make ones writing look confused and bufoonish. 

This of course doesn't change the fact that the current president of the united states often has a writing and speaking style akin to a methed out 30 something living in his grandmother's basement with a large assortment of tinfoil hats. 

To be fair, our last president did have a speaking style of a rambling old man with dementia.

To be fairer still, that was largely because he WAS a rambling old man with dementia. Before that, for as much as I disagreed with him politically and philosophicaly, he was relatively articulate and intelligent. 

I don't mean capitalizing an entire word. Trump turns ordinary nouns into proper nouns by capitalizing the first letter. That's how people wrote 250 years ago. It's simply stupid today.

Trump's refusal to use the pronouns "I" or "me," instead using "Trump" to refer to himself in the third person is his nutjob attempt to copy the "royal we" and looks patently absurd.

So yes, his speaking and writing styles are those of a babbling moron. When speaking, he digresses and rambles like a drunken chicken weaving around the barnyard. Last time I watched him babble was when he was celebrating the murder of the Reiners while attempting to give a speech. Out of nowhere, he started talking about snakes and spent the next six minutes on that stream of consciousness. It was priceless to see the lackeys around him exchange furtive glances.

Biden never was a good speaker. Part of the reason is that he's struggled with a stutter ever since childhood, and if you watch carefully, you can see that he still has to make an effort to control it. I don't think he had "dementia" during his aborted campaign. That's a lot more severe than what he actually exhibited. He was old and tired, though, and should never have tried for a second term.