>Well, ummm... I like C# a lot and use it a fair amount, but I don't like the fact that it enforces case sensitivity in code. Given the many strengths of C#, I wouldn't want to pick another language just because it doesn't enforce case sensitivity, so I need to live with the "case sensitivity business rule" that C# imposes on me, whether I like it or not. It's not unlike the old silly shout "America, love it or leave it!" There is much to like and much to dislike, but I wouldn't want to bail just because of the things I dislike here. I have to learn to live with the things that don't appeal to me, and enjoy the things that do.
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But isn't this the case with just about everything? You like some things, dislike others. In many cases you don't get a choice to change only some aspects of something you like. So you decide if, on whole, you like it more than the alternative. And if the choice was added you may disrupt the reason other people liked it - for the lack of the choice.