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It's a lot like "okay, so you say it's about this, but then, why do you keep going back to talking about this completely different (no big deal) thing and trying to add that in?"

Olives  
Implicit conflation (i.e. putting two things next to each other) is still conflation...

It's not necessarily just playing around with vague and "clever" language, though that is also a problem.

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