I believe this post is unnecessarily disrespectful and may be against the code of conduct. I'd consider editing it and toning it down.
My whole point is that it shouldn't be respect or criticism, but there are good ways of getting away with doing both, because both are equally important.
Specially, you can make argument of the type "X is better than Y", but those are almost always framed by "under this specific circumstances".
This may be followed by a debate over which circumstances are more common, but eventually this may be settled, in the form of not a clear winner, but of guidelines of how to do things depending on what you need to accomplish.
Because the objective shouldn't be to "win", but to clarify this issues, as a community.
A community where you cannot discuss which approaches to software development are better is not a good dev community, but a community where everyone insults each other is not a community at all.
Tribalism actually encourages groupthinking, and prevents meaningful discussion as much, or maybe more, than excessive caution.
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