IMO @fhocutt nails it. Further, my experience has been that being inclusive means removing the things that prevent people from feeling welcome in a community. That includes, for better or worse, behaviors and idealogies that drive certain behaviors and the people behind them. You **can not** build a space that targets everyone, trolls and assholes and sociopaths and 'sleep hackers' included. I'd rather not have an asshole club, and I'm okay with excluding (in a personal sense) those behaviors and their owners to create a more widely inclusive (in a general sense) space.

I'm tired and idk if that came across rationally, but yeah. Telling assholes, harmful people and sociopaths they aren't welcome doesn't go against the idea of an inclusive **at all** in my mind, "ad hominem" or not (though, I do agree with fhocutt on the point of it not being ad hominem). I'm going to draw a hard stance here, having dealt with this mess before, it's important to me.