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> or because you just don't know what's going on. Exactly. Anybody who earnestly tries to be informed will realize that there are limits to what they know an
by catalogia 6y ago
> or because you just don't know what's going on.
Exactly. Anybody who earnestly tries to be informed will realize that there are limits to what they know and subjects for which they are not [yet] informed. There needs to be room for people to say "I'm not informed on that issue, so I don't have an opinion."
- verdverm 6y agoI told a person who was collecting signatures to get a proposition on Nov's ballot, almost word for word your italics. Their response was "I get paid per signature, will you sign it so I can make more money?" My response, "That's an even worse reason, are you telling me someone buying this prop its way into the ballot?" He left at this point.