What you've said here is not at all useful to anyone. You've expressed nothing except "what about those people I don't like?" So what? You don't like them. You've spent an awful lot of your post name-calling all the people you don't like. However, not everyone shares your view of a) the people you don't like or b) how they should treat the people that you, personally, do not like.
This other user has created a platform that seems useful, and made very clear where their line is on what is and is not acceptable on their platform. It's quite obvious that they hold different views on how the people you, personally, do not like should be treated, and their view is one that I think is consistent with a) the historically prevailing view, at least in America, and b) the historically prevailing view in the hacker community. It is you who are the outlier, and while it is fine to be the outlier, you cannot and ought not impose your repressive views on everyone else.