Never thought of the idea of "alright" being an issue. I can see why it makes sense, it's obviously derived from "all right", though funnily enough that never occurred to me because I've always just thought of it as a word in its own right and never pondered its derivation.

So do you also "all ready" and "all though" and "all ways"? That just seems weird.

I will die on the alright hill. I have already committed to it, and I have had altogether too much of pedantic prescriptivists /s

But in all seriousness, I use and support "alright" and will never, ever stop using it. But I support your right to be wrong about how language actually works ;)