text: That is a broad and sweeping claim. I do not deny that some of the most vocal supporters of the Extraordinary Form do advocate for the repeal of V2. On the other hand, I have heard many Catholics who deride the Latin Mass and those who prefer it. For them it's about getting rid of everything *before* V2. Before Summorum Pontificum (and still, to an extent, after) priests who wished to celebrate the Extraordinary Form were often met with nothing but road blocks and derision. The problem exists on both "sides". But I have found most people take a more nuanced view. I know many people who attend both the Extraordinary and the Ordinary Form regularly. The primary concern of many more traditionally minded Catholics is that the (T/t)raditions of the Roman Rite are upheld and preserved (and this must, by default, include the ancient and venerable Extraordinary Form), and that, as MSW writes above, the Mass is celebrated well.