>>Well, that's just your opinion. By definition everything that I write is my opinion, unless I'm quoting someone. Ergot what you've just said is a tautology. I'll add that you've made the unfortunate choice of leading your diatribe with the word well, which raises style concerns. Next you abuse the word "literally." In the sentence after that you fail to conjugate the verb 'to state.' In the subsequent sentence you use the word 'pretentiously' where I believe that you meant "pompously." I stopped reading when you asked if I wanted to know what you think, because I do not wish to know what you think. >>Well, that's just your opinion. Literally, that's it. You've said nothing else than state your opinion, as have I, except where I simply speak my mind: you pretentiously up your grammar, use strawman tactics, and position yourself squarely in the middle of at least three rhetorical fallacies, off the top of my head. You know what I think? I think people who use appeals to emotion and tradition, to try and underhandedly claim moral high ground with hasty generalizations: to be emotional children. But that's just my opinion.