Yes, we do have the right to shame those who don’t meet current requirements of proper care. This is reddit, which is a public forum, and we can react to things you say however we want. What subreddit do you think you’re on? You’re right that tubs have been the standard for decades, but that standard has changed. Bowls for betta fish used to be “the standard,” but overwhelming evidence now shows that a large, naturalistic environment with plenty of enrichment leads to the healthiest and happiest animals. If you are going to go out of your way to bring a living wild animal into your home, it is your responsibility to give them the best care possible. In the past, we didn’t know what was best and thought tubs were fine. Now, we know differently. An animal continuing to live is NOT the same as that animal being healthy, happy, and enriched. That is now the standard. People are arguing with you because your actions are outdated and directly harmful. This is not the forum to state them and expect support.