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I mean if one of your parties resorts to constant lying, undermines the basic principles of democracy like the equal treatment of all, fights against the separa
by mstipetic 4y ago
I mean if one of your parties resorts to constant lying, undermines the basic principles of democracy like the equal treatment of all, fights against the separation of church and state and caters to a (surprisingly large) populace of people who think Earth was created 4000 years ago, maybe one should be political.
As far as conjectures go - it's always appreciated to make a hypothesis as long as you approach it in a healthy way. Science requires that you yourself try to disprove the hypothesis as much as possible before posting it to the world. Otherwise you end up with so many "takes" that people stop believing there is a valid answer and become apolitical and jaded. In time of internet and open access to scientific papers the tolerance for constant wild speculation should be very low.