Jeeks said:
Seven asked me to post this in this thread, here we go

The sad thing is, I like Seven. While very controvertial, I appreciate his viewpoints and that he's not afraid to express them. The great disappointment is that he seems to lack any awareness of lines and when he crosses them.
This is complete hyperbole here, and it in no way suggests anything about Seven's political beliefs per se, but it expresses my point. I liken Seven to an anti-abortionist who stirs things up, attends protests, and joins his pro-life comrades in controvertial activities... such as legally forming a picket line to block access to abortion clinics. Sure, he makes others uncomfortable, takes up the cause of unpopular positions, challenges their beliefs, and can be very confrontational. But there are legal and socially acceptable ways of doing that.
The problem happens when the line is crossed. Seven can often be like the anti-abortionist who takes things to the next level by blowing up an abortion clinic and killing doctors and patients, expecting the few others who stir things up with him to somehow congratulate him. Instead, they're horrified, and they cannot believe he has no recognition of the boundaries that he's crossed.
And so Seven, not recognizing these boundaries, starts long diatribes about how he should not be sent to prison for opposing abortion, or how the people who agreed with him suddenly turned against him ... completely missing the point.
