What evidence, besides the popular vote (52%? Wow, that's a big majority /sarcasm), that Prop8 was popular? How about factoring in the ton of money the Utah Mormons threw behind Proposition 8?
It doesn't even have to be the majority to be a mainstream point of view.
I wonder, at what point does someone become a "bad person"?
When they agree with the 50%? 30%? 10%? 5%?
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I have haters. Yay!
Nothing brings out the haters like the truth ;-)
So I'm going to limit my exposure by using the wonderful edit feature.
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I agree that oppressive points of view is bad, no matter how overwhelming the majority.
Obviously, a 100% majority won't judge themselves as bad people for taking a position. History is a different judge.
It is also bad to demonize a minority point of view, no matter how small the minority. We should respect people who take a "bad" position.
> It's irrelevant how many people agree with it. 100% can agree with something that is still oppressive.
With a rational discourse, we become more intelligent and can progress further as a civilization. By shaming & other negative actions toward the "bad" people, we become oppressive.
