He is 22 years old. If his numbers were just good you'd have a point, but they are not only good. They are the best we've seen in European football post WW2.
Even compared to Messi's11/22 season (73 goals for Barca in all comps) the numbers are insane:
Messi 11/12 - 72 miunutes per goal
Haaland 22/23 - 65 minutes per goal
Since he joined Dortmund at 19, he's scored a goal every 77 minutes on the pitch for Dortmund and City. (Messi: every 95 minutes for barca, CR7: every 84 minutes for Real Madrid and R9: every 90 minutes for Barca 96/97)
Champions league/European champions club cup (all time list):
#1 Haaland: 1,56 minutes/goal
#2 Gerd Muller: 0,97 minutes/goal
#3 Lewandowski: 0,86 minutes/goal
#3 Altafini: 0,86 minutes/goal
#3 Messi: 0,86 minutes/goal
#6 Puskas: 0,85 minutes/goal
#7 Di Stefano: 0,84 minutes/goal
#8 Aguas: 0,82 minutes/goal
#9 CR7: 0,79 minutes/goal
#10 Papin: 0,76 minutes/goal
#11 Eusebio: 0,75 minutes/goal
R9: 0,43 minutes/goal
That list is complete madness. His job isn't to go deep and pick up the ball, it isn't to dribble past defenders or distribute from the circle.
There hasn't been strikers like him before, so there hasn't been debates about strikers like him before. There has been built superteams around great players (like Lewa, Messi, CR7 etc.) in the past as well, it's not like he's a first in that department. Either you don't understand the numbers or you're extremely biased against #9's for some reason.
You might find it annoying that people compare the greatness of a specialist to an allrounder, but as long as he puts up numbers like this, it will not go away. And no, it's not ignorant.