In order for something to happen, there must be an attempt. I imagined that's what you were implying, and it's clear that it was, but, in order to successfully imply, you must attempt to imply.
I am a native English speaker, and the syntax in that paragraph is perfectly acceptable. The only problem with it is that the second sentence is a run-on sentence.
Why has the media, politicians, corporations, etc suddenly changed?
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Funny, cos you do that.
Not remotely the same but I'll bite.
Do you scrub under your toenails?
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I do. It is no more work to keep clean a long toenail than a short, though, if that's what you were attempting to imply.
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"Attempting" hahahahahaha fuck you, jesusbot.
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In order for something to happen, there must be an attempt. I imagined that's what you were implying, and it's clear that it was, but, in order to successfully imply, you must attempt to imply.
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Is English your second language? Cos your syntax is farked.
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I am a native English speaker, and the syntax in that paragraph is perfectly acceptable. The only problem with it is that the second sentence is a run-on sentence.