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Politicians cloak it in the idea of "compromise". Ask for more than what you want and then negotiate to some middle ground. Playing that game isn't a good fait
by inetknght 6y ago
Politicians cloak it in the idea of "compromise". Ask for more than what you want and then negotiate to some middle ground.
Playing that game isn't a good faith negotiation.
- squarefoot 6y ago"Ask for more than what you want and then negotiate to some middle ground." Very common practice in politics which serves both sides (assuming the most common 2 main parties context) as both of them can tell voters they accomplished part of their goal after hard fighting.
- Silhouette 6y agoPlaying that game isn't a good faith negotiation. What you described is how almost all negotiation is done, in good faith or otherwise. But it's only a negotiation if both parties can propose changes and, if they don't like the deal, walk away.