Well it's a good thing to examine comments...which ones are truly personally aimed..vs which ones are aimed at "collective nouns".
Yours above at least are personally aimed and are sharpened.
It's good to examine our motives. Are we really seeking to injure someone with our words?
Could we not temper our fingers just a bit, to refine our language so as to not at least appear to be so pointed in our intentions?
Flipping it around more severely, would it cause injury for instance TO NOT comment, to skip it, to let it go?
That might be a more demanding - and growth encouraging point - of self-examination.
And I do take these questions to prayer often, perhaps not often enough.
Often responding to NCR articles gives me "grist" for prayer and self-examination.
If NCR doesn't improve our personal prayer, we should ask, what good is it?