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<< It's all hot takes, no meaningful discourse. About my only somewhat real discussions are with co-workers, who happen to have very different political positi
by A4ET8a8uTh0 4y ago
<< It's all hot takes, no meaningful discourse.
About my only somewhat real discussions are with co-workers, who happen to have very different political positions. Frankly, I am doing it against my better judgment ( discussing political matters can get divisive fast ), but the conversations are generally interesting as the other participants are from non-traditional backgrounds so they can offer interesting perspectives.
I think this is the part that is missing, but last time I started talking honestly on the train about what I think is happening out of the corner of my eye I saw a kid raise his cell seemingly in an attempt to record the conversation. I wasn't saying anything too radical ( "people are idiots" was the gist of it ), but nothing I would want floating around the net..and so I stopped.
I am not sure what the answer is. Best I can hope for is that I will be able to keep my kid away from it long enough.
- nzoschke 4y agoKudos! I want to believe that those that pay their attention to and engage with their local community will have a higher quality of life. Debating politics on the Internet is generally a waste of time. Debating with a real, intelligent person can sharpen your viewpoint and improve your relationship with that person. Best of luck teaching the little ones this!