Blah derp. Repeat.
More fussing about social mores finding their way onto the internet. You're not going to stop like minded people from banding together and projecting their ideas on others. The best you can hope for is to project your own ideas and hope more people agree. In this case, it appears your loquacious fussing is because too few people agree with you.
It just occurred to me that the notorious vDallas vox raging is at least partly to blame for their utter shaming by the community. I'm sure he used pejoratives as well.
Do you play in the MA with no rules, or do you limit your imagination with some variation from the List of No's? Then cast pejoratives at others you perceive to violate the list when contesting with yourself? Your defense of the List of No's would indicate something of that nature.
If I want imagination I'll go draw a picture. If I'm flying Aces High it's because I want to fight. I cast plenty of pejoratives but lucky for you, they usually don't make it on 200. It's not really my style. After your horde overwhelms me, I'd rather come back in your plane, find you, force you from the herd, and kill you in the ack you're running to than I would try to convince you you're a tard. If I'm successful and you're paying attention, I don't need to tell you you're doing something wrong.
Look at it this way. Hordes are easy to put together. Lots of times they just happen. The learning curve for actually fighting is not easy. Discouraging the horde while promoting the fight gives players the tools to exist in any way they choose. A fighter can run with the horde if we wants, but a hordeling cannot fight without friends.