> You're heavily implying that I have malicious intent and am deliberately deceiving everyone here with rhetorical tricks to convince them that F1 drivers should surrender their free speech in this or similar situations

No, I'm saying the way you communicated implies malicious intent. How you do something is sometimes more important than what you do. I'm giving you the chance to not make the same mistake.

Pay attention, and notice the significant difference in the wording, they don't mean the same thing. What I said is changeable and can be easily discarded as a mistake, what you said is unchangeable, and shuts down a conversation. Who said what and why?

As I said before, if you didn't want that kind of response, you should identify what caused that and change it. It was pretty easy in this case as I told you exactly the characteristics that I took issue with.

Also that is what any reasonable person who was mistaken or didn't know would want, to be told so they could change future outcomes and increase their agency and options in future engagements.

Its pretty obvious so I hate having to say this.. delicately, if you were so certain I was certain of your intentions, why would I give you any information so you could be better, or potentially do worse depending on your perspective. Its pretty clear I'm not a dumb or irrational person. I'm methodical, evidence oriented and hedge my risk.

That pokes a huge hole in that logic of yours.

The only possible reason is I erred on the side that you were being genuine and didn't know. You should lighten up.

As a mature adult, I'm sure you would agree that it is important to call out bad behavior when one sees it especially when it looks intentional and has impact on you. You had 4 strikes in that post going against you. You'll have to read the book to find the other strikes I didn't detail out.

If you don't say something, you can't expect a real change in behavior unless an Anaconda suddenly eats someone near you, which unfortunately happens sometimes in certain places, and living in fear of being eaten is not living.

> nails that need hammering ... by you.

I don't relish being a hammer, there are a whole lot of reasons why it looks that way. If more people were standup honest people, educated at recognizing subversive propaganda and not tolerating it, and less bots pushing subversive narratives and philosophies, and less ignorant people mixed in with the group trying to corrupt and subvert and then start parroting them. I wouldn't have to call out bad behavior as much.

Its not something I enjoy, its compelled by survival instinct because I know more than most what the real stakes are.

Unfortunately, there's an infestation problem on social media, and lack of education has a lot of chatter pushing narratives and philosophy that has historically and provably caused deaths with no aim or understanding of the downsides.

Unlike some people who don't react at all, I take the threat seriously especially when its in my proverbial backyard and I take a measured approach.

Paying attention and having the education and experience to act is the difference between surviving and becoming a victim of circumstance.

As I'm uncertain of your intentions I can't in good conscience wish you luck.
I will choose to hope you aren't naive and misguided, or worse.

Those techniques and other active measures are used more than you apparently seem to know, or are willing to admit.

Whichever it may be, I remain terribly uncertain, but I hedge my risks and luckily what I've provided wouldn't provide much of any benefit to someone being malevolent as they would already be familiar with the material, while at the same time it would be quite valuable to someone who doesn't know, as it would aid in developing a discerning eye for classification of material that should be discarded as misinformation and propaganda, and isn't generally covered in school.

Until social media is regulated, disposable accounts pushing the many to one subversion and corruption narratives will be the norm because its cheap means to silence voice, which is intimately linked to agency.