I will be brutal in my response because I am looking to sharing more research on this forum and minimize time spent 'debating'. It is not polite to ignore someone in a forum, so I will take my time in my response.
1) I do not agree. The definition is acceptable but not perfect, it can be left up to interpretation of its uses which I have done. This is exactly what lawyers do.
2) Everything I write is of benefit, the wows mafia describes what is occuring in this game. Do you know if I will
not use it for the future? There is no need to be judgemental of others.
3) World of Warships and World of Tanks have never stated the word Mafia, it is of my own creation. Isac Newton didn't take the definition or application of gravity from nowhere, he figured it out and published it as research. I intend to do the same.
4) Destroyers do not feel remorse because they are not witnesses of their crimes. I determine this from them being unspotted or using 'illegal' tactics for their killings.
5) "...qualities such as concealment distance, long range torpedos and decent firepower (mostly from fire chance)." It is used as an example of a quality of which they possess. So in this sense it is accurate, because some destroyers have either one of more of these listed.
6) Yes, because they have the tools for each engagement. The combination of low concealment range, torpedoes and/or guns make them suited for against each class. This is not the case with other classes. Here is a rundown on the matchups for the destroyers:
DD vs Sub: DDs can use depth charges and are nimble enough to dodge torpedos. The concealment of both are equal.
DD vs DD: Equal fight, luck and matchup (which dd vs which) determines the outcome.
DD vs cruiser: Concealment difference in favour of the DD. DD uses torps (hydro doesn't help since it doesn't last forever).
DD vs BB: Same as cruiser but guns are more devastating since BBs have slow reload.
DD vs CV: Concealment and nimblesness favours the DD. If the DD remained unspotted for long enough he can sneak up on the carrier.
7) Destroyers have perfectly workable guns, some are better than others yes. There are aspects to consider why having slow guns can still be a benefit. It's called 'tradeoffs'. Consider your example of fighting against a BB: DDs have small guns but a small ship, they fire fast and the ship is nimble. It means that the DD can outmanouver (dodge every salvo from the BB) and continuously fire for small but consistent damage (HE-pens and fires). Larger ships, like cruisers, have better firepower but suffer from inability to dodge and will take more damage than DDs. BBs versus BBs will take the longest time, because unless one ship is broadside (able to take citadels) the damage must be relied on from overpens, normal pens from AP or pens + fires from HE (both cruisers and destroyers do this better).
8: Battleships have guns but if the target is undetected there is no way he can hit him, the BB dies to torpedoes. The DD can stay unspotted forever since he has good detection and faster speed than BBs. The consumables you listed are only temporary in their action time. Radars doesn't last long enough to kill the DD (the DD already knows this counter and will dodge the shells when being spotted, as the radars only last long enough for 1 or 2 salvos at best). The hydro is maximum 6km range (german battleships), which is just further than the smallest detection range of DDs (DD can stay outside this zone with ease). Torpedoes often do not have the range required to hit dds (some are short range only, Schlieffen is exception with 13.5km, but these are slow in reload and in the water). Secondaries cannot target (and thus hit) ships which are not spotted (DD stays outside detection range). For gun-focused DDs (or those with no torpedos), you engage the BB from long range to avoid secondaries/torpedos. Guns only shoot every 30s (some are better but not better than 20s) and you time the dodge with this timer.
9) The word 'Always' should be used because it is a part of the English language. The word 'Better' should be used because it is a part of the English language. These words should be used because they are appropriate. 1 better DD can be the difference between win/loss if you hold other variables constant, which in science we do.
10) I disagree. A better DD can be a determining factor.
11) Agreed. The image was provided from a colleauge of mine, it does not contain a Gurka division but instead 3 'purple' DDs. The example should have not been exampled.
13) Disagree. As I have previously stated, the 'soup' is a tool for conveying meaning, not more, not less. Even if it is not suggested there is nothing stopping me from using it, of which I have stated it is not the same reasons that you believe the Wows-community uses it for. Having the 'info' on my screen would make my screen
extremely racist, since it shows me all different kinds of colours. See the following image:
https://imgur.com/a/Pi6bzFa Your comprehension of colours make you racist. Are traffic lights racist because we value the colours differently? Green means go red mean stop. Applying the colour palette to racism is dumb and should be avoided since doing so will make the entire world (that's filled with colours) wrong. One way to avoid this could be to travel to 1950 since then there was no colours (only black and white).
14) Better wording would have been: 'Time consuming'.
15) You don't suggest it, but the English language does. Politeness is how you build relations with individuals you previously did not have any interactions with.
16) Disagree. I have never once stated that I am using 'historical data' to determine treatment of other people. The feelings are against colours (example red, green, blue), not peoples. I am assuming you are trying to frame me by connecting the 'soup' with 'stats' and 'performance' and other nonsense that
you have already told us is not to be thought about from the Wows-community. You are assuming I'm treating people differently because of colours/stats/racism even though I never stated this, it only exists in your head because you have made this arbitrary connection, which would make you have the same line of thought as the Wows-community. That is blatant racism of thought.
17) Disagree, I do not agree to being used as an example of the Wows-community since I am not of member of that community. You are making a connection between words and meanings that do not compute together. Does a Doctor in Philosopy in mental illneses make fun of his patients? Assuming that your opponent is playing foul is not sportsmanlike, if a fotball team is constantly accusing enemy teams of doping then you are in constant fear that he might beat you. Accusating out of thin air, or as in your example, crying-wolf, should not be practised since it is equivalent of following the wows-community.