What!? You mean to tell me the push to teach creationism in schools wasn't stopped by just ignoring it's proponents? I can't even.
They weren't ignored, they were heard - by state secretaries of education, school boards, and so on. The proper response when they stood up in PTA meetings would have been to let them rabbit on for a bit, "thankyou for your opinion, now on to matters of substance," or when they presented their petitions, filed in the round filing cabinet. This is what happened in Australia and the UK with the Christians, though we have failed to do so with the CJWs and SJWs.
The US Christians
were listened to. They were
not ignored. And
that was the problem. As then, so now.
This is what comes of treating people's beliefs with respect. Eventually whoever has the loudest beliefs gets to impose them on others. The world needs more derisive laughter and dismissive contempt. It begins with not sharing their nonsense. Your hysterical response to someone's blog with 11 readers ensures they get more attention. Lonely losers then find company. White supremacists have 8chan, SJWs have tumblr. By drawing attention to obscure nonsense you help the producers of that nonsense form communities. Though they are the ones engaging in the circle jerk, we're the ones who end up eating the soggy biscuit.
Deny the fire air. Don't fan the flames, you idiot. Let the lonely losers remain lonely, then perhaps they will in time decide to no longer be losers.