Why You Shouldn't Want X Failing Tests in Your Code Base?

If it's stopping your progress on something, and it's a problem, you kind of want to get it fixed. You'll probably get a fixd really quick. And if you are the kind of person who's writing these tests, you knowi i suspect that on average, if you start with a p r instead of a bug report or something, if you, if you make a p r that has an x failing test in it, most people will ask what is this? Why you adding broken tests?