It's not hate, it's frustration. As I said in the other thread, I can see only four options. There is no fifth option that Cakewalk will immediately fix everything, or even a portion, of what you want changed.
 
The "problem" I have isn't with you. For all I know you're a cool guy who cooks meals for the homeless during the holidays, makes fabulous music, and adopts shelter pets. The problem is doubling down on a belief that complaining will cause changes. You are one of at least tens of thousands of users, who all have things they'd like to see added to SONAR, or improved upon. All you can do is go through channels and hope that a) enough other people agree that what you want is truly important, b) that there is the ability to do it, c) there are resources to act on that ability, and d) it becomes prioritized.
 
You also need to make a choice: Whether you want the developers to spend their time fixing bugs, or participating in what is intended to be a peer-to-peer forum and perusing every thread to see if there's anything they don't know already. They can't do both, and almost every legitimate bug you've pointed out has already been logged. If you haven't logged it and can't reproduce it, they you can't expect anything to be done about it.
 
A peer-to-peer forum is NOT the primary way or even the secondary way to interact with the Bakers. Only a few devs stop by, and even then, only on occasion. I don't think there's "hate" for you, only frustration that for whatever reason, you can't seem to accept that basic reality.
 
The solution is simple. Try out other DAWs, find happiness with your tools (if that's possible), and make music. Many people realize it's unrealistic to expect one program to do it all, and have discovered that the way to musical satisfaction is to learn more than one program.