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I'm not sure actually. It boils up because people engage in debate instead of doing two things: * Taking issues to a vote. * Respecting boundaries of other p
by thriftwy 9y ago
I'm not sure actually.
It boils up because people engage in debate instead of doing two things:
* Taking issues to a vote.
* Respecting boundaries of other people.
Debate implies you can change other person's opinion. However, it often tries to talk your way to measures that would never float in a fair voting, or that violate already existing personal or property boundaries.
After a few rounds of debate you're supposed to take it to poll booth. Instead it often turns into name-calling and shouting "nazi" at each other. That kind of discussion should be avoided.