I appreciate your opinion, but we have to work within the site's purpose and the site's rules.  I blocked you for one week under your probation, and rolled back most of your edits (or in many cases deleted the talk pages where yours was the only edit there) because you said this: 

 : "This template was kept deleted after a silly debate that avoided addressing the CSD under which it was deleted." 

 It seemed to me that your purpose in making these edits went a bit beyond saying "I think many debates on DRVU are wrong, they're unrealistic because they don't address speedy deletion policy."  You described debates as "silly", and perhaps they were, but if so it wasn't because those considering the matter did not have the opportunity to address the question of speedy deletion.  In fact I think that, if you are honest, you will have to admit that this matter is discussed repeatedly on WP:DRVU.  There are a few quite vehement opponents of the T1 criterion, for instance, and they do get a chance to air their views. For any given deletion under T1, the question of whether it qualifies under T1 is also discussed. 

 So it seemed to me that your purpose in making these many comments (about 20) on different template talk pages was not to express your viewpointwhich you're welcome to dobut to provoke.  I could be wrong. 

 I'm considering unblocking you because I want to give you the chance to work with Wikipedia, to vote on DRVU, and to express your opposition.  If I do so, I will be making an undertaking to try to mentor you, to keep you out of trouble, not in a patronising way but by simply by acting in your interests.  I think you need someone on your side, who will set his own qualms to one side and argue your case.  I hope that if you feel that there is someone who will not block you for stating your opinion, and who will always give you the benefit of any doubt, you may be able to resume your useful editing of Wikipedia and feel able to contribute to the community, yes by opposition to userbox deletions or whatever else. 

 If you want to ask someone else to act as your mentor, I'm okay with that, too. 

 The way it's going, you're just gumming up the works and you'll be flushed out of the system in a matter of weeks.  I don't think that would be the best solution, really.  I want to see if there is another way.