What about the millions of, for example, Muslims, who have a very particular idea of what "prosperity" means? Especially for your female children.
(Aside, every western Muslim I've personally met has been chill)
And where you are from matters a lot, you will probably answer very differently if you are from California or if you are from Birmingham UK.
That's why right shovinism is rising in eu
I suspect if you look at it a bit longer you'll see that the issue isn't "Muslim", the issue is "fundamentalism".
"Only a Sith deals in absolutes."
So your point "considered a "fundamentalist value" by someone else who doesn't share it" either a) directly contradicts the "No, the issue is wider", or b) you didn't understand what I was saying.
your statements are true and obvious but lack any reasoning as to why it is the way it is; and hence are largely useless. just about anyone can tell you that the sky is blue, what is more important is why.