For another example, your claim of conflation very much appears to be centred around your misunderstanding of the facts
Not even close. This is plain to see, as nowhere in this entire essay, nor in any of your other comments for that matter, do you even address my point that lumping in Windows users with the immoral actions of a company results in a harmful dissonance that breeds hostility towards people that realistically don't have another choice. Time and time again you've just ignored this and spouted some platitudes about how Microsoft being bad and Windows being their product somehow means that there's no need to delineate the two because of their relationship. You can support one without supporting the other. There's no need to tap dance around it.
At least you've confirmed my suspicions that you hold these beliefs because of some misguided sense of superiority. I.E. I'm wrong because I can't comprehend the problem. This is our miscommunication.
or you’re actually engaging in bad faith discussion
How can you even begin to think this when I've done nothing but advocate for both operating systems and attempted to elucidate the root of hostilities? How is my goal here not completely obvious?