and its a small point, but I do take exception to the continued use of the word "outrage". People have started to use words like that to falsely characterize (broad generalization) others they disagree with. Reference the actual phrase in the original post. "It is disappointing to me..."

Outrage: An extremely strong reaction of anger, shock or indignation.


Disappointment: The feeling of sadness or displeasure caused by the non-fulfillment of one's hopes or expectations.

As I specifically stated in the original post and later commented on, there is no outrage over the issue from me. Just disappointment. Its a subtle but meaningful distinction. I guess you could accurately say that I am outraged at the accusation of me being outraged.