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Madara was right in his interpretation of the sentiments of the villagers and the next hokage. Given that there is no good way for him to solve the foreseen doom of his clan from within the village, it just makes sense for him to try without.
What his clan faced was not just shunning, but hatred, racism and likely eventual genocide. Comparing it to what Naruto faced is just off. Remember that he first attempted to get his clan to withdraw but they didn't trust him. So it's not like he didn't try or compromise.
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