SL
You may & hopefully are right, however you are not addressing a central point.
The silent ones who acknowledge and struggle with a nisoyon that is unique to them are not the ones in charge of a Political party.
They are not the ones that are influencing the culture we raise our families in.
They are not the ones that are influencing the curriculum in our schools.
The ones that are doing the above are those that wish to change the moral landscape.
They are the ones who wish to force us to acknowledge as equal and just things that are anti-Torah.
And saying that there are those that are unlike them is a funny way of justifying giving power to them.