No. sir, and I think you know that.

On the surface, everyone can agree that the clergy and laity are equal, listening to the people and meeting them where they are at is always a great way to reach people, etc. Who could possibly disagree with that?

The problem is that dissident Catholics often use phrases like "treat the laity as equal to the laity" as a euphemism for "women priests" and "meet people where they are at" as a euphemism for "Let divorced and remarried Catholics receive communion" or "Ignore sin, don't talk about sin. Just talk about social justice." Married clergy is a euphemism for "Make celibacy optional."  There is nothing wrong with allowing married men to become priests.  However, that is not the same thing as optional celibacy.