>share their thoughts and react to a news, pretty much exactly like you are doing. While it's somewhat 'natural' to share a thought, I never share it because I

>share their thoughts and react to a news, pretty much exactly like you are doing. While it's somewhat 'natural' to share a thought, I never share it because I want to share it. I'm way too conscious about my time to merely share a topic. >1. I think diversity is a completely useless metric. 2. I am in favor legalizing discrimination. 3. I believe we should not help people who want to commit suicide. >I don't consider any of these opinions to be controversial. Isn't the 'hard' opinion ( Or the opinion that they generally pander to?)of the majority by definition 'controversial' ? Side note on 1): people who insist on diversity (or play along with the diversity card), will never do well in the long run in an area where competence is important. So it's one of the traits (among many others) that I use to size people up and decide who to associate with. Often when there is one fundamental difference, there are likely to be many other fundamental differences.