Health says:
“I don’t really care whether you like my attitude or not!
Your parents Always told you speak nicely. This is Not always the case. If s/o is speaking Kneged the Torah -you can be derogatory.
Maybe you think every Jew has the right to their opinion, but this is Not the case. Judaism is Not a democracy! Your parents should have taught you more about Daaos Kozvos!”
I wish you would leave my parents out of this. Allow them “Lehenot Mizif HaSchina” in Gan Eden. Our parents did the best they could, I don’t blame your parents for your behaviour, you have bechira (unless you’re a koton or a shoteh).
The fact that you don’t care what I (and others) think of your attitude, is part of the same arrogance you manifest in your debates. Divrei Chachamim Benachat Nishmaim, you can defend De’os Kozvos (bogus teachings) without attacking/name-calling people.
If you don’t change your attitude Mr Health (is it Dr? Prof? Rabbi?), you will alienate your family and friends, and you will be a very lonely person. If you want to endear yourself to others, treat people with respect (as per Torah instructions).
Don’t ignore our mussar, heed our advice, I do care.