There are three different discussions about ties two luminaries. 1) The views they had that are not accepted in many yeshivos. 2) their Seforim on all areas of Torah. 3) How personal attacks over topic 1, prevent the study of 2.
If you are trying to get the yeshiva minded to change their opinion on 1, you are wasting your time.
If you are justifying the existence of 3 you are wrong.
I suggest we switch the topic to focus more on 2: the other Seforim they wrote. How popular they are and aren’t and why.
As far as I can tell from my nomadic yeshiva existence, whey are increasing in popularity. Especially Rav Kook’s Seforim. Growing up in the yeshiva I did not know he had any. Now the new publications are available and advertised all over. Including yeshivaleit that wrote perushim on his Seforim.