I'm not "immune" to anything. If I commit a crime, I will be punished by both God and fate, no doubt. It is hard to say that you have "no involvement" when a large part of the AN/I "discussion" consisted of editors that disagree with my position on the events notability criteria having a bit of fun and a bit of sport. Considering that you and I have engaged in that dispute, as is demonstrated by the link above, this block could be considered an act of vengeance on your part. I do have "strong evidence" that his views are embodied by what Wikipedia is not. So are the views of many other editors. I do not doubt that they defy these principles in good faith, but good faith or not, our principles must be defended. Or must they? I suppose we can simply ignore them. That doesn't seem right to me, but if you think it is what we should do, I guess we've not much choice.  — ☎