Keep in mind he still didn't commit to his reason for why he bought the Kemper except to say that he bought it for its plug and play features for when he wants to get good tone faster than with other devices , but then later after I pointed that out, he contradicted himself by saying the Kemper is a pain without an editor even though he specifically keeps it for its plug and play features and how quicker you can get a good tone with it.
It's not about having the last word, it's about correcting straw men and misinterpretations, such as the above. I never said the Kemper is a pain without an editor, I said it can be a pain if I have to tweak anything, which accounts for approx. 70% of the time in my case.
You, "you bought it because you find it easier and faster for you to get a great tone without an editor"
Me, "Yes, if I don't have to touch a knob or tweak anything, but that only accounts for about 30% of the time. The other 70% an editor would come in handy."
Me, "adding effects and tweaking various settings in the KPA can be a pain" (eg. if I have to tweak stuff).
Beyond that, I said I enjoy creating presets from scratch sometimes, and other times I like the instant gratification of discovering great profiles on the Rig Exchange. My position is very simple and lucid.