> % ....HUH???

> Maybe a more accurate paraphrase would clear up your confusion
> 
>  <paraphrase>
>  "I don't know anything about you ppl, but based on what you're suggesting,
>  you ppl need to learn."
>  </paraphrase>

The expression "HUH" is not one of confusion, but one of observation
of non sequitir. The OP asked about *peoples opinions* of a noticeable
trend. The OP did not make any suggestion, and even if he had, it
is illogical to presume the level of knowledge or experience of the OP
based on a request for other people's opinions. This is especially true
when respondent admits knowing nothing about the background or experience 
of the OP to begin with. 

<analogy>
VIP: What are people's views on the recent efforts to 
   promote campaign finance reform?
PIP: Balderdash. Your question betrays nineteen fundamental 
   misunderstandings about the nature, validity, and 
   underlying socio-dynamics of campaign finance. 
   I don't know anything about you, but based on your suggestion, 
   you need to learn the basics.
VIP: Uhh ... oookay.
</analogy>

Interesting.