I don't accept that, actually. Since you like exaggerated analogies, here's one for you: Imagine a world where, in the past twenty years, big companies started

I don't accept that, actually. Since you like exaggerated analogies, here's one for you: Imagine a world where, in the past twenty years, big companies started making transparent bathroom doors. And thanks to marketing, media, celebrity endorsemets etc., transparent bathroom doors have become the new norm. It worked, and most bathroom doors are now transparent or translucent. I'm one of the people pointing out that we can get doors made of wood, and it's pretty easy to do so. And you're the guy saying "that's so weird! Basically fucking everyone uses some degree of transparency on their bathroom doors, therefore it's normal and good, and should continue to be encouraged. Besides, this one company makes translucent bathroom doors - that's better, right?"