Should you be “ideologically opposed” to anything in the first place? Judge correctness and goodness without making those judgments part of your identity.
This kind of ‘should’ claims about ideals on what belongs in the identity seem to fit the definition of ‘ideologically opposed’ and ‘judgements that are part of your identity’ for all practical purposes (and most theoretical ones too).
This kind of ‘should’ claims about ideals on what belongs in the identity seem to fit the definition of ‘ideologically opposed’ and ‘judgements that are part of your identity’ for all practical purposes (and most theoretical ones too).