We're speaking strictly in hypotheticals. If enough people felt strongly enough against bacon, why SHOULDN'T it be banned? Would we not be infringing on their pursuit of happiness? It's really a balance of rights here...

...which all depends on the individual and the issue . I want abortion banned on moral grounds and I think it should be done .

Your right to swing your fist extends to the bridge of my nose.

Says who?

What happens if most people fundamentally disagree with that philosophy?

...you might want to have an otorhinolaryngologist on speed dial

So if 50%+ of the population are Nazis and want Jews to all be burned, then it ought to be done?

Unfortunately, yes. It's unlikely that a population like that would ever have agreed on "rights for the minority."

Then you have an abysmal moral compass and should be ashamed of yourself.

How is my moral compass abysmal? If the government doesn't grant people rights to be protected...how can they be protected?

...you sound like me speaking to the pro-abortionists .