"No sermons please, prove that I'm incorrect.
Teacher"

It is usually considered that proofs of assertions are the responsibility of the assertor. No one is required to prove you are incorrect...YOU need to do more than just state an opinion and thus prove that you ARE correct.

BTW...it is a given in logic that from false premises, anything follows....I maintain that the premise "most of the people are on the wrong path in life" is a flawed and false premise that is both an "equivocation" and an example of "assuming the consequent" (that is, there must be a definitive *right path* to deviate from).