It's true. I'm not. I'm willing to bet most other people aren't either.
But yet we're being treated that way. Removing burst, removing CC, removing disarm, removing stats, etc etc.
Blizzard thinks we're just meat with eyes and a wallet who can't handle anything more complex than pushing one or two buttons. By the time they're done here, WoW will be no more complex than one of those hand held Tiger games from the 80s.
Stat squish is fine. That's not changing how we play, it's just changing the scale of the numbers we see.
I left this game a year and a half ago before Mists because I was extremely unhappy with the preschool talent trees they robbed from Diablo 3(where they make sense) to give to us here(where they don't). But apparently that wasn't enough. They haven't removed enough stats or abilities yet, nope.
Blizz has a funny way of releasing an "expansion" which, by it's very name, seems like it would "expand" the game. But that's not the case. These are shrink packs. Every time you buy one, you shrink the complexity and depth of the game. Sure there's new content to look at and explore, but that's not a part of game complexity, that's purely aesthetic.
Pretty soon they'll have removed so much from this game that the only option left to do is just delete the game altogether. They'll release an expansion pack that one installed just uninstalls the game from your computer and opens Windows Solataire. But they'll have edited Solataire so that all the cards are transparent because Solataire as it stands now is still too complex for Blizzard to think it's meat-with-eyes-and-a-wallet customers can handle it.