Dear Earon, This is one of the difficulties in taking part in a community, whether it be a group of people on a piece of land, or a group of people in a piece of cyberspace. You'll find all kinds, and not all of their views will be to your liking. I just wanted to throw somrthing your way to think about.
Most communities fail.
Some fail because the members are too spiritual and don't have the practical knowledge needed to sustain a communnity. Some fail because they have no spirituality and their inspiration and interconnectedness fails. There are very few communnities that last longer than a couple of years, and they survive because they have a balance. They ignore neither side. They learned to walk away together, with a sense of tolerance for each other.