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The "problem" with your #2 is that only one side wants that. The other side fears losing their privilege/capital/power/reputation and cares not a whit for thos
by jachee 7y ago
The "problem" with your #2 is that only one side wants that.
The other side fears losing their privilege/capital/power/reputation and cares not a whit for those they consider sub-human.
Putting some foxes into the henhouse won't go well for the hens when it's dinner time.
- edejong 7y agoWell, obviously we can effect change outside of the social networks. We can invite people into dialogues. We can provide them with vision and narrative based on higher principles.
- CompanionCuuube 7y ago> The "problem" with your #2 is that only one side wants that. If this were true, only one side would have wedge issues.
- jachee 7y agoDo you honestly believe conservatives want an open, honest, inclusive dialogue in which both sides of all issues are considered with respect for every viewpoint? Their "gotta get mine before anyone else gets theirs" attitudes and beliefs are absolutely antithetical to such a thing. So I stand by my statement: Only one side is willing to have a productive conversation about any given issue.