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That's like... Your opinion, man.
I felt like you argued in bad faith and explained how I came to that conclusion. Please don't invalidate my perception.
Way to go proving what I figured: That you're doing the equivalent of "liking the sound of your own voice". You're not engaging in conversation, you're trying to lecture me. I don't consider that respectful. When I point that out, you claim that I argue in "bad faith". Seriously?
Then read the arguments I made and adress them. You're smart, you'll figure out which paragraphs contain arguments.
Never claimed that it had a tone of voice. But the way written text is structured can still convey the feeling that you're not being talked with, but rather talked to.
It's less about tone, but "reading between the lines".
I take issue with the word "respectfully". Don't invalidate my perception, please. I also explained why I felt like that.