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 Hi MalleusMaleficarum1486, after seeing what  wrote and your follow-up comments, I am writing regarding the Wikipedia WP:CIVILITY pillar in my capacity as an administrator on Wikipedia.  The essence of civility is maintaining respect for the people you're interacting with on Wikipedia, even if you disagree with their views.  This can be tough to do, believe me I know, especially if you really don't respect their views:  it's easy to think, 'You hold an idiotic view therefore you must be an idiot too.'   

 I also know that on Wikipedia it's easy to get away with hurling insults in someone's direction by insulting their actions or views instead of the person.  You can't say 'You're an idiot and a jerk' but saying 'You write idiotic things a jerk would write' gets you through an WP:NPA loophole.  However doing that doesn't meet with the core civility principle of maintaining respect, so please don't do it.  If you do it, whatever message you were trying to get across will be totally lost, and if your goal was really to try to convince someone of something, you will have failed. 

 Please contact me on my User Talk if you have any questions.   "