It's not so much to educate those who have an ax to grind, and I tend to agree on where (many of) these people are coming from. It's to allow everyone else to

It's not so much to educate those who have an ax to grind, and I tend to agree on where (many of) these people are coming from. It's to allow everyone else to see under the open light how weak the ax is, and what a dull blade it has, and what poor metal it was forged out of, and how it was never a good ax to begin with. Instead of just saying (not that you directly said this, but downvotes kind of say it): "let's not talk about that."