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For context, I'm not asking about what you do in the privacy of your own thinking, but what you should do in public discourse: what you choose to write or speak about.
Often what I do is I pick out individual ideas from the set and steelman those while disclaiming them. e.g. "XYZ theory has a bunch of issues, but when their idea of frobnicating can actually be a quite useful tool, so I'll describe it and how it can be helpful..."
I also do variants on this when I think the ideas are mostly fine but I'm explaining them to a hostile audience (e.g. sometimes when explaining relevant feminist theory to men who don't want to hear about it)
How do you choose to say that, rather than: “XYZ theory has a grain of truth, but the way it's being used today is quite destructive, so I'll explain the popular interpretation and why it's going wrong…”?
I would rarely bother doing that unless it's directly necessary for something I want to do TBH. There's a lot more wrong stuff than right stuff out there and if I actively fought it I'd never get anything done (I still will argue locally when it comes up in conversation).
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