Maybe they watched it because they loved the original material and want to complain about the plot(which would require watching first) in the hope showrunners get the picture their terrible storytelling might actually change instead of ruining beloved franchises.

This article is completely wrong about Eru. Eru is a positive force that guides individuals in a good way, similar to Jesus/Jehovah from the Bible while allowing free agency(right to choose evil and good). The connection between Sauron and Galadriel by the showrunners is wrong specficially for this reason:

Elves are immortal and so are their marriages. They never divorce, and when an elf dies they go to the Halls of Mandos which is still part of Middle-EarthAfter X amount of time an Elf is re-embodied by the Valar so their Hroati(body) is restored to the their Fea(spirit)Galadriel would be reunited with Celeborn if he actually died, meaning if she kissed either Elrond or Sauron she would have to be held morally able to Celeborn for infidelity in the future something that NEVER happens among Elves according to Tolkien. If he wasn't actually dead, this actually makes it even worse as it means she abandoned him wrongfullyThe only elf to ever re-marry was Finwe father of Feanor because his wife refused to be reimbodied after death, and he would have been forced to live forever without a spouse which was considered unacceptable for an immortal being. This was considered an extreme exception to the rules among Elves and a one off situation

So as seen, Eru would never push romantic feelings on the part of Galadriel as this would be a betrayel of Celeborn. What is this, Game of Thrones? I thought this was Tolkien's universe....