> It's just a way of bullying people into adopting the political views that you want them to, and it shouldn't be tolerated in a society that values democratic

> It's just a way of bullying people into adopting the political views that you want them to, and it shouldn't be tolerated in a society that values democratic freedoms. > You have no right to demand that somebody make the same decisions in this respect as you do. It is absurd, it is hostile to the notion of free democracy, and it is a standard that no living person could ever meet. Well said. It's sad that activists are anti-liberty in this way. It undermines their campaigns. I had a professor in college tell an entire class the first day - "nobody really cares about you except your family and maybe some friends". You could see the shock to a lot of the students who had been coddled and told how awesome they were their whole life. Once you accept that concept, you can learn to be more effective in communication and not expect things from others. Most of these activists have no tact. Neil deGrasse Tyson says in his MasterClass that his father taught him that it's not enough to be right. You must be effective. The world would be a much better place if everyone followed that.