No I did not say "the excited about getting a watch" is the issue. The post is predicated on the assumption that a few people on this forum are both angry and devastated that they have to wait for their watch. Trying to point out that in the scheme of things the watch is trivial.
Who says the watch is trivial? I'll be one of the first to criticize Apple as far as I can see, while admitting my fanboyisms. I have trouble explaining at times why I want an Apple Watch. But I want one. And, frankly, I'd like it to arrive on time. If it doesn't that's an annoyance.
Now, while I haven't vented about it, because in my opinion "Apple Failed" regarding the launch-as news articles will claim (Whether or not they failed genuinely remains to be seen: The product might be a huge success). So, this is an annoyance. Maybe more of an annoyance if you have millions invested in the company in terms of stock, that they can't get a growth project right. Or you know what? Maybe how much it matters to someone doesn't really matter. Animals get really excited, for instance, over food, or pieces of string. Do you question their morality?
No. Because they're animals.
Humans are very similar. We have things we like and want, and we get annoyed. In the grand scheme of things, no, getting a watch isn't nearly the same thing as not being able to afford a watch. But nonetheless, I can afford my watch and I want it now. I don't want to wait any longer than I have to. And there's nothing wrong with that. I'm fully aware of problems in this world. They depress me. I have a job that I work hard at. I feel like I deserve my money. I'm not in a warzone, and I'm not hustling around the streets of Cairo trying to scrounge up enough money to eat. I'm lucky.
That said, I'm lucky and I still have wants. And my needs might be asinine and pampered. So let them fall on the deaf ears of the unlucky who have real problems. That doesn't make my annoyance any less real, and it definitely doesn't make my annoyance your concern.
And if you don't like people on an Apple Messageboard complaining about their disappointment and you want them to have "Real problems" instead of "fake ones" go to a message board where you can discuss real issues of morality. My morality, however, is fine by me. I'm not stealing, I'm not dishonest, and frankly, if I'm not harming anyone directly, and you can't show how wanting something is harming anyone indirectly, it is NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS.