You're not being tolerant. Calling someone's viewpoint baseless is not tolerance.
Actually, technically, it is. I'm pointing out the
evidential impracticality of what you're saying, while still tolerating that you have a right to the opinion.
You have a viewpoint. Someone else has a viewpoint. You're basically calling the other person's viewpoint stupid. That's INtolerance.
Not at all. I called you out on it for being wrong, while acknowledging that arguing about it is stupid. You're certainly not alone in your summation of the story's final arc. I suppose there's credibility in numbers. If you've been reading my posts, you'd see I'm simply offering the insight that consensus isn't a fact-based exercise. The evidence supports the finale fitting absolutely to a tee with the rest of the series, but if you want to believe otherwise, that's within your rights. It'd just be nice to see some substantial worthwhile basis for
why you and your (quite numerous) similarly-minded detractors think the way you do.
Like it or not, my own volatile personality aside, I do make a rational by-the-numbers point. All I'm saying is, as of right now, I'm a point ahead in terms of substantiating myself.
Just because you try to claim that the opinion is baseless doesn't make it so. That's INSULTING, and I personally have no idea why I would try to debate with you, because you dismiss everything that isn't your opinion.
See, no. I don't dismiss. I don't belittle. I provide the
reasons it's not a practical, sane view to have. Everything else is personal taste, and that's fine, if you don't like something you don't like it. But don't ride my ass for telling you your view doesn't really hold any rational weight, because going by the facts we have, the books, it
doesn't.
You might think that you're being tolerant just by saying you are. But you're not. You're not accepting my viewpoint as a valid opinion and therefore you're being intolerant.
Yeah, see, the English dictionary has a certain differing definition of "tolerance" from your esteemed self. Perhaps that's where the conflict lies.
As I mentioned, I never said you don't have the right to be incorrect on the matter. You do. I simply think it needs to be verbalized and challenged. Forums are designed for such.
I may be arrogant. Guilty as charged. Maybe being right a lot of the time develops said personality quirks.