Providing data does not mean that the personal conclusions you guys come to is correct, that slippery slope is just what validates your feelings and opinions.

The basis upon which he formed his personal analysis and conclusions is data, and that’s fine for him. Opine away, that’s what the cesspool is for, right? But don’t feign surprise that people challenge you, sometimes on a personal level, when you constantly tell them that the source of stability in their lives will abruptly come to an end. This becomes more true when you consider that his negative opinions about all things AA started well before covid. Can you blame anyone for speculating about why he hates this company so fervently?

As for you, the story is much the same but with a couple key differences. The biggest being, you just come to say insane things like we should declare bankruptcy now, despite the fact that AA expects to end 1Q21 with $17+B liquidity (not including $3B in payroll support). Sprinkle in your propensity to bring politics into conversations where no one is discussing anything political, and I think you’ll very quickly understand why people react the way they do to this kind of behavior.