It’s funny because it’s true.

@Peng  
The Straw Man argument is not the lack of a proposed remedy, but the misrepresentation or gross oversimplification of the opposition, in order to score cheap points against an argument or opinion they do not actually hold. Instead of engaging their real opponent, they build a straw man and beat that, because it’s so much easier than the real thing.
 
In fact, demanding a solution in order to allow criticism is a rhetorical fallacy in itself.
 
Which is not to say that the OP is right. Just that you got your terminology mixed up. :)

@Peng  
There is a difference between complaining and picking at something because I find it funny.

This, children is what is called a ‘straw-man argument’ it’s when someone generalizes a group of people/things that they don’t like and complains about them without actually giving a way to make that thing they don’t like better.

 
There are much bigger character bias issues that characterize this fandom, anyway.

@ShyPone  
I know where the dislikes will come from, whether I generalized or not the fact still stands that it happens. Whether all bronies do it or some is more or less a discussion in itself; not all bronies do it just like not all bronies are cloppers.
 
Then again, this is on;y two of the many broken, irrational, and even hypocritical arguments I’ve heard towards the hatred for Rarity.

I’ll dislike that with a downvote

The dislikes will most likely be for the fact you generalized both those kinds of people into one area when that may not be the case all the time.

The fuck?