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I'd rather not be ridden out on a rail from my tech company by people finding out I voted for "cheeto hitler".

• hutzlibu 6y ago
  That is a problem today, I agree. People have to hide their true opinions, to be able to work with other people who might have a contrary opintion. Suddenly changing that, would create conflicts. But after the initial conflicts would be solved, it could work?
  • oh_sigh 6y ago
    This world sounds like East Germany in the '70s, where everyone was so afraid to speak their true opinion for fear of being informed on that it appears everyone agrees when in fact they don't.
    • hutzlibu 6y ago
      Well, since coming from there, I know east germany. (even though was born later). But this is not a good example, because in east germany there were in theory democratic, secret votes. They were just meaningless, as the voting system and everything else was in control of a totalitarian party. So you think, the US is like this? People are mostly afraid to speak of their true opinion? Sad state of the land of the free, then.