Hurting people is not the way to accomplish that goal. So, like Tweedledee and Tweedledum, we can agree to have a battle, so long as it is a fair fight. And in this way, we will have incorporated dissension as an integral part of our relationships, where we can focus on problem-solving instead of on personal attacks. All minority groups have this tendency, and it's dangerous. We have to remember that our religion, and thus our lifestyle, is based first of all on individuality.
Dissension is productive.
It is only by venturing in new directions that anything is learned. Dissension, in fact, is a disturbingly military term. It's generally counterproductive to attack the little issues. My advice is to just sit back and let the troublemakers hang themselves. What goes around comes around.