Well I was setting out to check whether those comments you quoted qualify as 'Naim Bashing', but it seems the OPs of the comments have responded and demonstrated that, in context, they weren't.
I reckon it is very difficult to find any genuine 'bashing' of either NAIM or its adherents in this thread. People were asked their opinions (albeit in an arguably provocative way) and have responded. I pointed out myself that NAIM has pursued a number of idiosyncratic approaches to amplifier, power supply and loudspeaker design. I do not see that alternative views, questioning etc., constitute bashing.
Forums can get very 'rude', but I'd argue that PFM, especially considering that it also has lengthy discussions in areas such as politics and religion, manages to largely avoid 'Ad Hom' posting. As such, it succeeds in allowing and fostering debate without fear of undue censure.( And censorship) However, if people see criticism or questioning of a product, or a company ethos, as a criticism of themselves by extension, merely because they own that company's kit, then I really do feel that they need to look at their confidence in themselves, rather than any perceived slight.
Mull