Criticism

[Valence]

I am not sure you want my honest answer for that, but let's say the morning coffee tastes better.

So you enjoy your morning coffee salty or what? Or you get your kick getting into the very thing that you claim to despise?

I mean, to me, it all sounds like a bunch of kids throwing a tantrum if they don't get their way. At no point in time should you switch from being a decent human being to an abusive ahole just because you didn't get your way. That is never acceptable, so you trying to excuse that behaviour is very odd to me.

if I dislike something enough I just don't do it.

See your mindset I find absolutely baffling to read. Are you like this IRL too? Don't get me wrong, not taking part into something you don't enjoy, or not doing it because you dislike it, that's perfectly sane and I try to do the same after I'm done trying a type of content. I try it, make up my mind about whether I like it enough to continue or not. On that, we agree.
But then if you didn't like it, you're of the opinion that you shouldn't criticize it for what you perceive as being flaws or problems? You don't try to make the system better? Like what, IRL someone implements a policy that you hate, doesn't concern you much, you decide to stay away from it, and you certainly won't criticize it, but even more, actually go all your way to shit on the people that do because that's how you get your kicks? And you call people a bunch of kids throwing a tantrum? But what does it say about your own moral fiber?
I think there was a paragraph somewhere from MLK on the "moderates that do agree but will oppose any criticism or action anyway", which seems perfectly fitting.