"Elitism" vs "Casualism"

[Goji1639]

Whenever someone is teaching and someone is learning, it is at least temporarily a teacher-student relationship. That's the way the world works. It does not have to be formal.

Being a teacher places you in a position of authority focused specifically on educating. As a teacher you're not part of a team; you're a consultant. By approaching you for education your students have directly solicited your advice. We're talking about unsolicited advice.

You complete and total void of reading comprehension, I swear I've never seen your equal.

I've given you 3k words explaining the exact points you're asking for and your response was "no that's rude" in spite of all logic.

I'm not going to copy/paste it repeatedly for you. You've been proven so completely and utterly wrong so many times I'm genuinely startled you have the gall to keep showing back up. I'd usually attribute it to unwarranted self-confidence but in this case I'll fall back on the lack of reading comprehension because what else could it be.

Whether or not it's rude isn't open for discussion, so you could write 300k words of opinion on that and it wouldn't matter. It's rude. If you don't like that then blame society for establishing that social tenet.

People are going to interpret it as rude and it will occasionally start fights for that reason. I'm just informing you; what you do with that information is entirely up to you.