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There's no evidence why that would be sufficient proof. They may have different values than you and still consider things reasonable within their framework of v
by shadowfiend 15y ago
There's no evidence why that would be sufficient proof. They may have different values than you and still consider things reasonable within their framework of values. Then you have to decide whether disagreeing with you on this particular value balance is enough to lose your vote in the context of their other values.
- tommi 15y agoI do appreciate that to fully understand a situation you must look it from all angles. But what is the kind of evidence you are looking for?
- shadowfiend 15y agoI can't say for sure. It would depend on the particular line of reasoning of the congressperson, and how that changes depending on what they do or do not learn about the technical infrastructure from talking with me.
- ericd 15y agoIt's usually difficult to have a candid one on one with a congressperson. You may have to votebased on what your gut says.