Sure, I’ll try to practice what I preach. What do you hope to get from this discussion?

By asking people why they keep upvoting and sharing content from a proprietary platform owned by a nazi perhaps i can understand better their reasoning and help them and encourage them to do better.

The phrases like “wrong” or “like it or not” are rigid and come off as not open for discussion. I try to use words like “appear” or “seem,” because my observation may be how I’m seeing it and not what you intend. I believe you that you may be trying to have a genuine discussion, but that’s not the tone of the verbiage.

There is nothing wrong in using “wrong” or “like it or not” in a discussion that is already open, if you are triggered by these word it sound like they are hurting your ego perhaps because you don’t like to even assume the possibility that you are wrong. It’s fine to assume that the following statement is wrong: “advertising does not give visibility to companies”