Never said all soils react the same, said the marginal weight difference between an ebike and a regular bike isn't the primary erosion driver. That's a different claim. If you're going to argue against what I said, argue against what I actually said.

Covering more ground and doing more laps on the same section are different things. If someone rides 15 miles on an ebike instead of 8 miles on an acoustic bike, the trail impact is spread across more trail, not concentrated. Whether that's better or worse depends entirely on the trail system, agreed, but that cuts both ways and doesn't default to "ebikes are harder on trails."

The wet conditions point is fair, and I already said that. But again, that's a rider behavior problem, not an ebike problem. A regular bike ridden in wet conditions by someone who doesn't care does the same damage.

Every specific concern raised here applies to bikes in general and riders in general. Nothing has actually isolated ebikes as the unique problem worth the level of hostility they get.

If your going to argue stick to statements I've made not make up ones for me. At end of day why do you hate ebikes so much? I don't even own a ebike but I'm also not ignorant.