There is zero response?   Maybe we aren't really like minded Catholics after all?   Maybe  traditional Catholicism is just for those who cherish the smells and bells with uber lace? And everything is about money.  If you work for a living, you are looked down.  From where I am from, it is nothing but a social club for people with many children who kiss up to their priest. A bunch of fake and phonies.  They go to the Latin Masses and even the SSPX while attending a No home school co op.  And won't veil or even dress modestly when they go to Eucharistic adoration.  The way they treat other people lacks charity and is not Catholic. They shun people.  The only decent people are a group of younger sedevantists. 

I tried to do a search for previous posts of yours but I couldn't isolate them from other posts which had the words "viva, cristo, or rey" in them, so I cannot speak specifically about your posts but:

Perhaps your posts are right on target so people see no reason to respond, there is no "controversy" to address.

or

Perhaps your post are so irrelevant that people see no reason to respond.

As I said, I do not know how to correctly search so that I can see a history of your posts, I'm just making guesses.

There is zero response?   Maybe we aren't really like minded Catholics after all?   Maybe  traditional Catholicism is just for those who cherish the smells and bells with uber lace? And everything is about money.  If you work for a living, you are looked down.  From where I am from, it is nothing but a social club for people with many children who kiss up to their priest. A bunch of fake and phonies.  They go to the Latin Masses and even the SSPX while attending a No home school co op.  And won't veil or even dress modestly when they go to Eucharistic adoration.  The way they treat other people lacks charity and is not Catholic. They shun people.  The only decent people are a group of younger sedevantists.

i could have written this myself, pretty much word for word except for the part about "many children." To that i said HUH? hardly any catholics have many children unless 2 children (by age 40) is considered "many" these days?
ok, the traditionalists have more children than non-trads. That is very good. But anyway, to get back to your main point:
I have had the exact  same thoughts and perceptions/feelings, that it is just a social club and not very sociable at that. I esp relate to the last part.. way they treat other people lacks charity. 
One time I didn't kneel immediately after Communion (I had a valid reason for not kneeling..) & this woman behind me pointed to the kneeler (at least that is the way I interpreted her hand gestures, could be wrong I guess) and said something. I could not hear her whispering and wasn't there to socialize in any case, but the point is that (again i could be wrong but dont think i am) that she was more concerned about me doing the proper gestures than-- well, she knows about some of my crosses, did not seem the least sympathetic much less empathetic about those... and yet she just couldn't stand to see me not kneel. 
swatting at the gnat and swallowing the camel

i personally dont see the need to comment on news threads unless i have something to add

I've been away from the forum for quite a while ... honestly, I'm not sure why or how I "drifted away" and only today realised "hey I haven't been to CathInfo in ages and ages, I should check in!" ... so that would by why I haven't responded.

Sometimes I know I don't reply because I have nothing to add other than "I agree" which doesn't seem to add anything to a discussion, but I'll make more of an effort to let people know when I agree with them.

As regards your observations of people at the chapel ... sadly, I think this is simply human nature that most people will tend not to take their faith seriously and will tend to go out of a sense of social obligation or habit. This is then greatly exacerbated by the fact that we live in a pagan "post-Christian" society that constantly attacks and denigrates the Faith and decent living. Take clothing for example, if someone doesn't take their faith seriously, they care more about fitting in with those around them (so people don't "look at them funny") than they do about pleasing God, so they dress according to the immoral style of the day. A hundred years ago you would not notice because general society dressed in a way consistent with Christian morals.