@VJ-Philogene That is something that I do want for more people to do. To provide the why of their views, opinions, and arguments because I want to be able to understand them. There is some understandable aspects as to why a lot of people don't do that though. At least some don't want to put in so much effort into making a more in-depth explanation behind their views. To them, they don't want to put in so much work, which I find to be a little lazy. Long comments can also mean that some people won't bother to even read them and thus give the whole TL;DR excuse (for those who don't know, it means too long; didn't read). There are also some cases where people could want to give the "why" of their arguments but there are limitations that they had to deal with. For example, Twitter has a character limit of like 140 characters. I hate that limit. That sucks. I guess there's a good reason behind that but still, that sucks because it limits so much of what people want to say. Either you have to make multiple tweets or try to sum everything up in one tweet. I'd say that there are at least a lot of people that do have legitimate and valid reasons for disliking and criticizing the Ben 10 reboot, and other stuff, but there are factors that prevent them from providing those reasons for others to read and understand. So even though it looks like that they don't have any reason for being so against the Ben 10 reboot, there's a lot of people out there that do have their reasons. They just don't state what those reasons are. After all, there has to be a reason for one to have the very views and opinions that they have, no matter what that reason is.
