Dodge a very basic yes/no question and write three paragraphs of nonsense. Standard.
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Frankly I do not find your question worth answering on your terms because of it's weak premise, which is not a concern of mine. So neither.
Like, what does answering a yes/no question "on my terms" even mean? How would that differ from answering it on your terms? Again, a yes or a no is quite sufficient as an answer to the original question. Also, why is the premise of the question weak?
I didn't see your thread so can't comment on whether it was fair or not to close it. However, from reading your posts I know you have the tendency to make a lot of posts that are hard to understand. Maybe that is why it was closed, or that you hadn't put much thought into the quality of discussion that the post would likely generate? Have you considered lowering your posting frequency and putting more effort into making your posts easier to read?
As for perception of bias, well that's inevitable when human beings discuss politics.
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I made mostly consistent mod decisions and can explain each one reasonably, based with strong premise.
That is simply not true. Numerous posters asked you to explain your decisions and reasoning because they didn't understand what you were doing. That is a basic fact.