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You're not going to get your little victory, and you can happily continue to make your dumb assertions here, trying to win some worthless mogging contest where you virtue signal your crap on repeat.
You can endlessly tell me that it's bad, or that I should stop doing it, and then I can do the exact same to you by telling you to stop doing that.
It's pretending that I'm choosing bad. That's a character assassination disguised as a victimful plea. It's insidious. I don't waste time playing along with it - I simply stomp it right in the mask, and then I stomp the mask to bits, regardless of whether or not someone chooses to continue wearing it.
If you say "calling someone's choice is bad because it objectively is bad to do that" then saying that I have a choice and that it's a bad one is pure hypocrisy. You say I have wiggle room. I say choice isn't magically set free from the universe.
You say "it's a choice". You don't come up with a reason why it is. I do come up with a logically coherent reasoning as to how it isn't. You eternally say "But let's be reasonable" which is an endless moving goalpost. That's stonewalling.