Well-said, workingman. Torah, they have. Derech Eretz and Ben Adam L’Chavero, not so much.
And jent, speaking in cohesive and complete sentences is not only useful for conducting business. For instance, when you learn b’chavrusa, and don’t speak coherently, you will have problems. Additionally, people perceive your level of intelligence in large part based upon how you speak and write. If you are ok with going through life perceived to be less intelligent than you actually are (and I do believe that you are intelligent, albeit slightly misguided), then that’s fine. But it also makes communicating with you and exchanging ideas nearly impossible. How can you expect anyone to see what you believe is the errors of their ways if they can’t comprehend half of what you wrote? From a purely logical standpoint, it makes no sense. The only things that are always clear in your posts are your attacks on others.