Individual opinions are not of value because opinions don’t improve society, sometimes they make things worse

Opinions don’t improve society. There are arguments started by opinions. These arguments have divided society through prejudice.^[1] If individuals could come together as a whole and agree on everything, then there wouldn’t be division. A person is prejudiced when he has formed an attitude toward a particular social group of people before having enough information on which to form a knowledgeable opinion. The negative prejudice is when the attitude is hostile toward members of a group, which fails to improve the peace and cohesion of society. Opinions that judge people would make people uncomfortable and unhappy. Groups that are the targets of prejudice may be distinguished by anyone of several characteristics such as religion, ethnicity, language, social class, gender, physical abilities, age, or sexual orientation. Frequently they are distinguished by specific inherited physical characteristics such as skin color. Thus, individual opinions are not of value and don't judge people based on their inherited characteristics, which makes people sad. People will have more energy to work, study, and live with happiness without opinions.

[P1] Opinions harm society. [P2] Arguments are started by opinions. [P3] Arguments create prejudice in society. [P4] People should share the same opinions.