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I think the perceived issue is not that they disagree on the subject, but that they fundamentally don't trust them to be working with you in good faith.
by dariusj18 7y ago
I think the perceived issue is not that they disagree on the subject, but that they fundamentally don't trust them to be working with you in good faith.
- smush 7y agoI agree. If I were to place myself in the position of this congressman, I don't have a good answer to as how to convince them that I'm arguing in good faith. If the criterion for arguing in good faith is too narrowly defined, it can turn into 'agree with me on everything or else you are arguing in bad faith'