About the only thing the OP can do is to be persistent with Apple, document everything, and ensure the service log is notated with each call. While your problem is rare in the larger sense, it is by no means unheard of, and has been documented here a number of times. It is in no way however representative of the overall quality or experience of the vast and overwhelming majority of Macs and their users.
I agree that receiving the expected level of care from Apple can sometimes be a crap shoot, and the only solution there (assuming you have no other convenient Store to visit and attempt a correction there) is to continue, on a regular basis, to escalate. Sooner or later they will deal with it completely, hopefully sooner.
As to the responses you've gotten here. Remember, please, that this is a public forum. You can't dictate who or how people respond to you, and none of the counters to your comments were particularly dismissive, although musings as to the veracity of your care really weren't necessary.
Calling other people idiots, telling them to not post, and general argumentativeness will not aid your cause, nor will it make others willing to assist you in finding a solution, if in fact that's what you came here for, as I note there was no question in your original post. It was, in the vernacular, a rant, and as such, open to whatever commentary anyone decided to throw back.
Everyone here would rather you be successful and happy with your Mac, believe me.
