It doesn't matter if his impression is wrong. You will never get the chance to discuss it with him and correct it.
What I'm trying to figure out is what is giving Stue this impression. I don't remember ever seeing anything like what he is describing. If he is willing to point out examples, then perhaps we can come to understand what it is that is bugging him.
It's like if someone walks into your house and says that it's ugly as hell, and walks out. You would really like to fix it, and make it so that your guests enjoy your house when they visit. But if they won't tell you why they think your house is ugly, then how can you fix it? So what you do is ask the guy: "Why do you think my house is ugly? Please tell me, so I can fix it." It's supremely unhelpful when all you get is "It's ugly, it deserves to be torn down."
