It wasn't pure assumption. It was based very heavily on what you've been claiming here. You're standing up for people who have been practicing oppression and feeling sorry for them. You've attempted to justify this by telling us what others are going to do, even though the mechanisms which allowed what you're predicting no longer exist.
So the conclusion seems rather obvious. I just spelled it out. If I'm wrong you're welcome to demonstrate how I'm wrong.
You made an assertion I felt was incorrect. So I not only told you that I believed it was incorrect, I presented examples. You've been speaking your mind here but when I speak mine, you suddenly have a problem with it and wish to classify it as "off topic", even though the examples were in direct relation to the assertion I was demonstrating to be incorrect. This is one of the problems with the whole "derailing" rule. It's fine to not wish to lose the general overall idea of a thread. But too many attempt to use such a rule to erase examples they can't refute.
If you think I've tried to thrust any particular kind of responsibility upon you, I invite you to cut and paste the specific text. I've done no such thing nor have I suggested that you weren't showing responsibility. This is just you presenting your ideas and me presenting mine. The difference is that you keep trying to fall back to old fail-safe methods like claiming I'm trying to impose my "brand" of responsibility on you when I've done no such thing or making allegations of violating the topic when no such thing has occurred.
You forget, the old systems aren't going to be in place much longer. Many of them seem to be melting as this series of threads progress. You can't oppress my thoughts through the key phrase "off topic" the way you used to. When the new rules are drafted, it's very likely that someone will have to demonstrate that the post was actually off topic.
I'm not trying to oppress you. I'm just discussing things with you. You don't seem to care for that so you turn back to the old system of oppressing what you can't refute. You have an opinion and I have an opinion. You're expressing yours and I don't see you implying that you shouldn't be doing so. But when I present mine, suddenly you're suggesting I'm trying to oppress you when nothing of the sort is occurring. If you decide to discontinue the discussion, by all means, feel free. But please don't make invalid and unsupportable accusations in the hope of regulating my right to present my opinions.