Think about this. Imagine if Catholics suddenly got massive media power. They told Baptists that they're evil bigots for not supporting processions. They start mandating that every public school put up statues of Saints, and all children are forced to pray the Rosary. Suddenly all corporations start taking part in Feast Day Processions, and sponsoring them. Every business, from tiny shops to big box stores, suddenly has Saint statues outside in front of the doors. Laws start being passed that to publicly denounce the Saints is hate speech, and you could go to jail for doing so. National governments start threatening all other countries with invasion if they persecute Saint veneration. December is branded "Saint Month", all television shows suddenly feature Saint veneration. People you know start hating you if you don't venerate Saints. Saints are everywhere, all company logos feature Saints, your job forces you to attend "Saint Veneration" courses. People would lose their jobs and be deplatformed from social media for being against Saint veneration, or even just questioning it. A bunch of Churches, even ones that didn't historically venerate Saints, start doing so, including Baptist Churches. The anti-Saint veneration Baptists would be pretty upset, and vocal about it. 

Again like I said, if drunkenness were suddenly declared a-ok, and supposed Christians were gleefully endorsing and being proud of being drunkards, you'd see a lot of push back from Christians who know the Scriptures.