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It's hard to say from reading the article, and I may have a hair-trigger these days for left-wing hatred and intolerance, but it's genuinely hard to tell here w
by ufmace 10y ago
It's hard to say from reading the article, and I may have a hair-trigger these days for left-wing hatred and intolerance, but it's genuinely hard to tell here whether Sam really wants to listen to people, or to convince them to adopt his political position. Questions like "What would convince you not to vote for him again?" come off as pushy and leading in this environment.
We have such a strong divide in our country these days. I think we should all ask ourselves if we're working to heal the divide or increase it. It's very easy to call others intolerant. It's not so easy to let go of the intolerance in your own heart.
- supergeek133 10y agoWell, the article is titled "I'm a Silicon Valley liberal..." There were a few points where he mentioned how against these people he is, but at the same time I found the overall article to be fairly well balanced and not attacking.
- paul5 10y agoActually, I wanted to know something similar, but my question was, "whose shoes can Donald Trump NOT pi$s on?". It just doesn't seem to bother his supporters how rude or offensive he is, they appear to revel in it. No normal person could say or do the things he does. I also want to know, if being offensive to the Pope, a gold star parent, Mexicans, women and others wasn't enough, what on earth would be? When will he be held accountable like the rest of us must be? Honestly, is this just a case of mass jealousy for his ability to be offensive? Is there anything that he can do that he CAN'T get away with?