fatclue_98
Retired Moderator
That makes sense.
I really do not feel that the issue needs to be polarizing. I'll give an example.
I belong to a couple local Linux User Groups. If one only believed what was online, one would think all Linux users hate Windows and all Windows users hate Linux. However, I do not experience any of this so-called "Windows hatred" by members of the Linux Groups.
One would also think that all Linux users would use Androids, since the Ubuntu smartphone is not available yet. However, I've spotted iPhones, Windows Phones and even BlackBerry at the Linux Group meetings. Not everyone has an Android. The members of the Linux Groups do not really care which smartphone platforms other people use. It's a non-factor.
You're right, it should not be polarizing. But since the dawn of time, advertisers have made us believe it's them versus us. Ford vs. Chevy, Coke vs. Pepsi, etc. It just burns a hole in my rear to see people get so worked up over a PHONE when there's so much else to be fixed. If we focused our energy toward real problems.....let me get off the soapbox before I say something stupid.