> This sounds like a personal attack. Categorization of people based on their beliefs around the topic at hand is not a "personal attack", much like how in a d

> This sounds like a personal attack. Categorization of people based on their beliefs around the topic at hand is not a "personal attack", much like how in a discussion about the merits of condiments, calling someone a "ketchup fan" ain't a personal attack. > If you think the problem is that too many people hold idea Y, then say that. That's precisely what the GP did. How you misconstrued it so badly is beyond me.