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I'm with you, but should a person who holds no forbidden opinions today really feel worried that one of their opinions will be forbidden in the future? You've

I'm with you, but should a person who holds no forbidden opinions today really feel worried that one of their opinions will be forbidden in the future? You've got to think, if someone has the exact set of approved opinions today, that's almost certainly not a coincidence, but a sign that they form their opinions based on what is approved. And in that case they're at no risk of ever having a meaningfully unpopular opinion.

JPKab 4y ago
Unfortunately, you make an excellent point. And yes, I do think that the majority of people, when given the choice between what they know to be right and what they know to be popular, will choose the latter. Additionally, they will aggressively attack those who hold the unpopular opinion to buy themselves protection from the witch-hunters going after those with unpopular opinions.