I'm not going to respond to the rest of your post because it would take this thread further away from the relevant conversation of respecting chat. I wanted to respond to this, though, because it is utterly relevant to this conversation.
Incidentally, you might like to consider what the consequences would be for a forum member who used the terms "insane" and "Bullshit" when replying to a post by a member who also holds the position of moderator?
I don't have to consider the consequences, because I know there are none. "Insane," above, is taken entirely out of context, wherein I stated that saying X is just as insane as saying Y. I did not call someone insane.
Likewise, I can say that something you've said is bullshit, because I'm not personally attacking you, just as a member can say what I've said is bullshit, because it is not attacking me. You can quote someone's words and say, "What a crock of shit." You cannot say, "You are such a crock of shit." See the difference?
These are important distinctions for members to understand, especially because we often see instances where one member is actioned for personal attack and then claims they were just defending against someone attacking them, when in fact they were not under personal attack, and anyhow, we don't give people a free pass to personally attack a member as retaliation for being personally attacked themselves. Personal attack is a violation of policy. End of story.
If someone were to call bullshit on what I say, nothing would happen to that member, regardless of whether or not I'm a moderator. No one here is "above" policy, not me, not Joeylittle, not Anthony and Nicolette.