Some people are honestly afraid that immigrants are going to eat their pets, or that unskilled laborers looking for sub-minimum-wage agricultural work, that no one else would ever stoop to doing, are going to steal their jobs. These people have been trained and manipulated to have irrational fears and obtuse misconceptions, but their feelings are very real and very widely held. The solution to the problems these people have is not to appease them, as that would solve few real problems, and create much worse ones.
Or if one prefers a more abstract, marginally less politicised, analogy, I can talk about microprocessors. There are a number of people who are dissatisfied with the gaming performance of AMD's dual-CCD parts, which require special workarounds to make sure games are scheduled properly. A sub-set of these people are up in arms because the 9950X3D has been confirmed to only have one v-cache CCD (alongside one standard CCD), just like previous models. They have convinced themselves, without knowing much of anything about why dual-CCD v-cache parts don't beat cheaper single-CCD v-cache parts (in gaming), that all of their problems would be solved if their CPUs had a second v-cache CCD. These people could be temporarily appeased by AMD announcing, building, and then selling them the CPU they think they want, until they realized they paid significantly more for a part that was no faster. Fact of the matter is, it's the (unavoidable) splitting of the compute complexes themselves that's the main source of the problem and strapping more cache where it can't be used effectively, will solve few, if any, of their scheduling issues. There can be no doubt about people's feeling with regard to the current asymmetric configuration and the problems they experience are real. They've just assumed the wrong source and demand a nonsensical solution.
It's hard for me not to see a number of parallels between such scenarios and the ganker outrage on these forums, outrage which is fanned by tales of how terrible Open is, how common gankers are, or how impossible it is to stand up to them...tales that are generally from people who barely spend any time around other CMDRs in the mode and do not seem to reflect the experiences of those who do actually use the mode.