There is a tendency in groups where, even if the unreasonable representatives become a majority, the reasonable representatives still kind of expect the rest of

There is a tendency in groups where, even if the unreasonable representatives become a majority, the reasonable representatives still kind of expect the rest of the world to somehow omit them from criticisms of the unreasonable portion's ideologies (the inverse problem that complements the problem the parent describes). However, casually drawing a bright line between those two groups and assigning a hard ratio to each is essentially an exercise in hostility, especially apparent by reaching for the magic number, "99%".