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no, people don't generally have honest differences. an honest differences is when both sides are clearly identified, and there is mutual respect for differing
by nazgulnarsil 18y ago
no, people don't generally have honest differences. an honest differences is when both sides are clearly identified, and there is mutual respect for differing conclusions based on the same data. policies in america are not based on anything in reality, but on what sells well.
imagine a marketing company that is run by the people it markets to. given such a feedback loop extreme results are not surprising.