Your opinions, which change often and are not consistent, do not necessarily qualify as "Facts".
While I do occasionally change my mind on a subject, on this matter I've been very consistent for years. I have a more nuanced position that is actually rather in between the extremes of dogmatic SVism and dogmatic R&Rism. I have been critical of both extremes, but find anything between the issues with the extremes to be acceptable ...
Dogmatic SPism :::: +Lefebvre ::: Chazal ::: Moderate SVism/SPism :::
Dogmatic SVismIssues I have are with both the extremes in bold. I disagree with straight SVism but favor more SPism and Father Chazal's opinion (who thinks of himself as R&R). I find +Lefebvre's position to be acceptable (if you don't try to distort it and falsely make him out to be a dogmatic sedeprivationist .. which he was not), though I disagree with his lack of properly articulating it (which as led to the evolution of dogmatic R&Rism).
But your mind, it's a binary ... either R&R or SVism ( you lump it all as "sedes", a nonsensical term, since SPs are also "sedes"). Nor is SPism straight SVism, but more akin to Father Chazal's opinion (although there are some dogmatic SPist types).
So your perception of "changing often" and not being "consistent" are merely a product of your mind being unable to grasp the nuances above. You see in binary: R&R vs. SV. You simply can't comprehend how I might disagree and agree at the same time with some of these positions.