> If someone holds a viewpoint that differs from ours, does it necessarily imply that their perspective is outrageous and incorrect? Ironically, in the context

> If someone holds a viewpoint that differs from ours, does it necessarily imply that their perspective is outrageous and incorrect? Ironically, in the context of GP's comment, this is a large cause of toxic politics. The demonization of people with different viewpoints and refusal to engage in genuine discourse brews the toxicity.