Do you think this website should take a definitive political stance, guest?

What, riddles now? Fuck off.

Stop trying to act like you can't define a culture to the point of understanding it enough to make a judgement based off of part of it.
That appears to be the crux of your argument and it's obviously bullshit.

A preference is a preference. It doesn't have to be particularly logical, you can dislike a restaurant because it smells weird to you. And the complexity of it doesn't make a difference.
That doesn't change because you can make up stories about finding the good in people.

Alright I'll make a rare exception and respond to one of your tl;drs.
What's the effective difference between disliking something and labeling it as bad?
As for everything else, I think you're wrong that my argument assumes that they can't be corrected. A particular model of car that is bad is still bad even if the model that comes after it is good.

I was imagining that the car was designed without wheels, not simply missing them.
Would it be wrong for someone to dislike a restaurant because it was slow?

That sounds wishy-washy. Why can you not dislike it as whole because of some part of it? If an otherwise luxurious car doesn't have wheels, it's a bad car overall, is it not?

It seems implied by saying that it probably won't ever change because of them.

None of that sounds like an actual near-impossible barrier.

What's logistically stopping fetuses from being counted on the census?