Strongly agree with Viliam here, and I suspect the crux is a definition of “valid” complaint. The examples I can think of, and have seen in this thread do not hinge on unpopularity or percentage, they hinge on disagreement about duty to perform or not-perform various acts of protection/guidance toward norms, vs duty to respect variance from those norms.
Puritanism is, in fact, alien to me, and I’d probably fail an ITT on the topic. But it’s common enough that it’s not right to invoke “lizardman” as the relevant categorization.
Strongly agree with Viliam here, and I suspect the crux is a definition of “valid” complaint. The examples I can think of, and have seen in this thread do not hinge on unpopularity or percentage, they hinge on disagreement about duty to perform or not-perform various acts of protection/guidance toward norms, vs duty to respect variance from those norms.
Puritanism is, in fact, alien to me, and I’d probably fail an ITT on the topic. But it’s common enough that it’s not right to invoke “lizardman” as the relevant categorization.