one issue I found on this website

I got something I gotta speak out before my winter break is over. People on here tend to be convinced by native speakers whose language is what the people study. The people assume that what the native speakers answer must be standard and orthodox as the "native" gives huge credit to the native speakers. The people don't take a revision serious that is made by a non native speaker because they challenge his language skill. One thing I hope the "people" to keep in mind that barring some native speakers who have high education on the certain language, most native speakers are not able to teach you grammar of the certain language. If you ask me why a Chinese sentence should be put that way, I can't tell you the reason even though I'm a "native" Chinese speaker. SO what!!! I can tell you why your sentence is wrong because it doesn't sound right to me, and that's all. I know English even better than Chinese even though I can't find a proper word to express my idea in English sometimes. I can tell a bunch of grammatical terms to explain why your sentence is wrong because I'm studying English literature at university level. I can tell you what is oxymoron, allusion, onomatopoeia and so on. I found it so disrespectful to ignore someone giving you helpful advice on how to revise your sentence just because he is not a "native" speaker. I don't mean to offense the native speakers. If it does, I apologize for what I wrote.