Talk:BFB 13/@comment-31655374-20190419205851/@comment-32346922-20190420165506

Opinions are their structure. Going by my bad analogy, I'm sure most people wouldn't react if someone said they thought durians were the best fruit, but they would react if they saw the poor reasoning for the opinion. People have this sort of benefit of the doubt that makes them assume the basic opinionated statements are at least backed up with a logical line of reasoning.

Respect has many uses, and if we're going to talk about semantics, let's look at the second definition of "respect":

due regard for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of others.

To argue that respect inherently means admiration is weird, really. I see no reason to impose this arbitrary trait on a versatile word.