> Does being a good person also mean agreeing with your politics?

Can we stop framing human rights as "politics"? People hating on others because they don't like that they're gay or trans or black or brown... that's just people being fundamentally awful people, and has nothing to do with politics.

The fact that they are then taking their awfulness and engaging politically to enshrine their awful views into law just adds another dimension to it.

I said this in another comment: if these people with awful views would stop trying to make those awful views laws, then I'd have much less of a problem with them; I could at least just ignore them.

> Is there one way to be a good person?

What a useless, one-dimensional take on the problem.

There are good people whose politics I disagree with. If you are using your celebrity status to cause harm to millions on the international stage, systematically attempting to strip their rights, I think it's fair to say they weren't a good person.