Ayee... Kay', I guess I can give this a try.
@Kadaeux Mate, eh, there's a certain... Scope to this, that I think you're missing as to why everybody above is kinda awestruck by your response. What Windsong advocated for, jokingly or not, was
more efficient cultural genocide. Now, most human beings have a capacity for empathy, a capacity to care about their neighbours, to show love, mercy, to want to embolden themselves, and so on. So when Windsong stated...
In a seemingly completely sincere tone. (Though tone is notoriously difficult to read through text because it's nonvocal communication and thus intent can be lost if it's not literal.) So Tegan responded by asking Windsong if he was joking or not, because if it isn't a joke, it's a pretty egregious, inhuman world view. Especially for western standards that typically try to promote tolerance and understanding and learning things. I mean, I'm not going to go to the extent of proclaiming right and wrong, but Tegan's response was, to be frank... Just fine. It was more a double take and a "what the fuck?" Than it was a "fuck you and the horse you rode in on."
Either way, you're attempting to make an argument that Tegan's argument is insufficient whilst avoiding the actual core of what Tegan's argument
was. Which is kind of ironic and leads to a circular argument between proponent and opponent. Like we're in now.