> citing the benefits of a broken system does not justify it's existence. citing the flaws of a working system does not justify its destruction, either. I'm n

> citing the benefits of a broken system does not justify it's existence. citing the flaws of a working system does not justify its destruction, either. I'm not saying anything about Apple or its actions, either way. I am only saying that the tone and language used in the two posts I referred to will drive people away from understanding what is being said and why it is important.