Yes, it makes sense until actual data reveal it is not happening. Which we have first from Shure Corporation who wrote a paper on the mechanism of static charge on LPs where they reported their own experiments that showed no evidence to support the notion that friction between stylus tip and groove causes charge accumulation, and second from one of the responders to this thread who measured static charge on his LPs before vs after play, using a quality meter to do so. He also found no difference, comparing before vs after. So maybe you want to consider our data incomplete, but I tend toward believing that the data we do have say the idea is wrong.