I can see a lot of inflammatory content here - vague accusations about "tire fire" filesystems and how Linux users are "faithful" zealots, blind to the truth, that will have to "admit" their folly and implicitly humble themselves before "the rest of us", whoever they are. And baiting a bad response, as you ask people to "downvote away" as if you want to inspire anger. All of this is needlessly confrontational. You don't need to insult your opposition to make your point.
You may view them as inflammatory. But it's coming from a POV of pain having to deal with broken architecture, piss poor portability and general pain of hacking around poorly engineered Linux architecture.
Frustration, pain are more appropriate terms from my pov than inflammatory. But ymmv.
It's like "Come on folks! You can do better than this! Please! Just stop! Think! Please. I'm begging you."
Regardless of whether your point is true or not (I agree that the state of Linux is suboptimal), this kind of attitude in which you spend more on venting your emotions than on actually describing issues, will not help you get your point across, and will not help making the world better. In the worst case you may even give BSD people a bad name by making the public perceive them as a bunch of emotional haters.
