Without waying in too heavily on this, there's a South Park Episode that immediately springs to mind where the kids read Catcher in the Rye and, deciding that it's not vulgar enough, write their own story designed to be as profane as humanly possible. It's instantly hailed as a classic with everyone assigning their own political interpretations/intent to the author, despite the original purpose being just to write a really graphic story.
Regardless, this is a lot of the time why I try to describe any piece of work in terms of the impact it has on me, rather than assigning motive to the writer.
Considering that I'm basing my assertions regarding Gaider's intent just as much on what he's said about it on these forums as I am my interpretation of the in-game content, I'd argue that I'm not really "assigning" him a motive as much as I am paraphrasing one that he's alluded to. I admit, I could still be wrong, but I don't think I'm taking as much liberty as you seem to be implying.
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