When you repeatedly make the same mistake (after being told it is a mistake, and agreeing with us — the wider community —  that it was a mistake, and then correcting your mistake), you deserve some judgment, even judgement which gets increasingly harsh.

OSM is a serious project, with serious data and serious people who want to maintain high quality in our data.  Sometimes (as here) we must pass judgement when we see that others are "polluting" our map with bad data.  Such judgement is not deserved for a "first mistake."  (And you received only courtesy when this happened the first time).  But when such a large mistake is repeated, the OSM community can, should and will judge such action as hostile to our mapping practices.

Especially when it is rebuffed with "but I don't want to delete it myself."  That truly does appear like childish behavior (so it appears I guessed correctly that you are "under 18").  When either adults or children repeatedly add bad data to the map (in similar fashion to how they have done so recently, knowing it was wrong), such behavior will be rebuffed by the OSM community — with (sometimes harsh) judgment.  If you don't like being treated like a child when acting childish, perhaps you should find another project to participate in.  Otherwise, you will discover that thinking you do not deserve judgement will continue to surprise you, because you do deserve judgement.

It's fairly easy to follow our community guidelines, especially after you have been repeatedly told.  Do so, without entering bad data, and you will receive no judgment.  In fact, I frequently offer accolades and congratulations to (especially newer) mappers who map well — right here in changeset comments!  On the flip-side, when there are errors, and especially repeated errors, you are going to hear about it.  If you consider that "judgment," that's because it is, and again, it is deserved.