I agree. The issue is not that there is anything intrinsically wrong with such examples, but because such examples cause people to get themselves worked up int

I agree. The issue is not that there is anything intrinsically wrong with such examples, but because such examples cause people to get themselves worked up into a tizzy and miss the point. Picking those sort of examples is therefore a good way to be ignored. I am nevertheless concerned by what I perceive to be the idea that such examples are inherently wrong, not merely ineffective.