Speaking as another who loathed Shakespeare at school and worked against that beginning to understand him and eventually revere him, precisely because I (rightly) assumed I was wrong:

You have to frame the dissenters you quote in the context of overwhelming literary consensus that he's the greatest writer who ever lived.

It's not like there's a roughly equal opinion on both sides as to his being good or not.

If you don't enjoy Shakespeare it's absolutely ok, but be in no doubt: it's a you thing.