As I said in my comment, I was not implying you personally had any such attitude. I was commenting on my feelings about how that statement could be interpreted and the general attitude behind it is part of what I have in the past actually experienced when I advocated for the value of building for a less l33t configuration. The attitude by at least some and perhaps many is a weaponization of the attitude I saw in your comment (again, not seeking to imply you actually had that attitude).
When enough people just don't care because the problem does not directly affect them, the problem is not addressed because not enough people care. That is what I was attempting to say. Thus, I apologize for the appearance of saying you personally had a "bad" attitude on this. It's a common attitude and is a contributing factor to many real-world serious social problems, and I just don't like it because of consequences on a larger scale.
Understood. My issue is more abstract. It would be nice if some who don't need it also put their support behind the concept for altruistic reasons and because they realize it could affect them when their hardware is no longer cutting edge.