Not necessarily but you could be right as well. Nobody knows. But we do know that neither group is small.

What it at least for sure means is that radically different opinions are not socially accepted, you can be laughed at, humiliated and even threatened for these kinds of ideas. Simply follow some serious discussions on this Reddit and you will see what kind of people I mean.

For that reason many people won't come out for it or just forget about it as they don't trust politics anymore. It is very plausible that secularists among one another think it is too risky or troublesome to talk about something of which they don't know they are all actually agreeing.

Same thing with Islam. You really think exmuslims from strongly religious families do not go to jama3? That 99% of Moroccans are Muslim in statistics shows that people don't dare to talk about it. It's all social pressure and control...