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What? How on earth do you arrive at that? I'm not looking for an argument.
Best advice you are ever likely to receive on this discussion board... add that poster to your blocked list. You will not miss out on anything remotely useful, and your life will be far more enjoyable for it.
And the odd perma-tap enchantment.
Not really it just means that instead of a one mana cost shock you play a 2 mana cost go for the throat, or some equal.
The fact my post got a jester though is so lol. lmao even.
Toughness doesn't matter for aggro red, because anything on the field is just going to be killed anyways, and this happens to fly so you can't block it anyways.
Also, you are forgetting prowess needs the person to cast a spell, so assuming you had lightning strike or lightning helix or some other 3 damage spell, you could just kill it as soon as it hits the field if the opponent has no mana, or wait until your turn.
So literally there is no difference other than slickshow is better in literally every way.
That right there would count as 'reducing viable avenues for counterplay'- the fact that there are more spells that will kill the 2 toughness creature than the 3 or 4 toughness creature. If you have Go for the Throat you're good in either case; if you have Shock or Elspeth's Smite then Prowess leaves you screwed.
But it also makes a difference when it comes to blocking. A 2/2 boosted to 10/2 dies when it's blocked by a 2/2, A 2/2 boosted to 10/10 doesn't.
Toughness matters a lot more for aggro red than it does for White Black or Blue because RDW's removal spells deal damage and their decks overall focus on low-cost. A cheap 0/5 wall can be a major obstacle because they'd have to spend 2-3 spells getting rid of it, which is a turn spent not crapping out goblins (where other colors can just flat out destroy it, exile it, or enchant it into uselessness).
Last I checked every color has access to flying creatures. It can be blocked; you just may or may not have included cards to block it.