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This is about mending relationships, not proving who's right.
There just isn't much common ground when people interpret words differently and are voting on completely different issues. The pro-reproductive-rights vote doesn't care that Trump will take care of the immigration issue, just as the crypto bro doesn't particularly care about the EPA or Dept Ed .
that's the same thing.
You can't mend relationships without admission of guilt and some sort of shared values/agreement on behavior
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2 sats \ 6 replies \ @joda 6 Nov
"admission of guilt?"
No one is "wrong" -- they just value different things.
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No one is "wrong"
i don't agree, but that's okay.
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You're wrong. Wait, that means I'm wrong. Shit! That means you're right.
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mwuhahaha
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doublez down:
"The only person who can crawl out of Plato's cave is you...I don't know how to explain to you that the shadows aren't real -- they're just not real!"
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nah nah nah.
Plenty of that, from vaxx to wokeism, group identity etc.
The Democratic Party at its best stands for fairness and freedom. But the politics of today’s left is heavy on social engineering according to group identity. It also, increasingly, stands for the forcible imposition of bizarre cultural norms on hundreds of millions of Americans who want to live and let live but don’t like being told how to speak or what to think.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @joda 6 Nov
Oh I can agree with that!
I just don't think people are "wrong" in some objective way. I think they're misguided and a strategic disaster for their cause.
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i think i might settle for acknowledgement of lesson learned.
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