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I don't think people are advocating for him to apologize while still believing he is correct.

I think people are advocating that he reflect on his beliefs, come to a different conclusion than he's held, and then apologize for his past views.

It doesn't seem like he is going that route.




Would you change your mind on an issue like this as a result of peer pressure?


I change my mind about things all of the time.

While 'peer pressure' is seen as a negative, if you think yourself right while everyone else is wrong on an issue it is a pretty good indicator that you should check your assumptions and logic carefully.




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