Your argument falls over the moment someone using their real name is inflammatory. We shouldn't need to show our drivers license to qualify or validate our sin

Your argument falls over the moment someone using their real name is inflammatory. We shouldn't need to show our drivers license to qualify or validate our sincerity in any interactions, online or in person. "He used his real name so it must be true" is not something we will ever hear. Your name is "simonsarris", okay, so I barely noticed. It's a handle, and it might be real or made up. As a reader of your comment it makes absolutely no difference whether your real credentials are stated anywhere or not. If you present a good argument, that's all that matters. If you talk out of your rear end, that also matters. Your real name does not matter unless I am particularly interested in your real life. Which I am not, nor have reason to be.