Aren't these exactly the folks that need to be included in conversations? Can't we learn their fears that may, perhaps, have just foundations while educating them about their misconceptions (wild west: helped their neighbors, yet doesn't appear to realize that land was given, or cheaply bought due to government intervention) to try to build a common ground upon which to start? I agree the article does an excellent job characterizing many who are 45 supporters.
Pointless. They are immune to reason, to facts, to empathy. Do you think conversations would have kept Mussolini out of power or lessened the Red Terror of the Russian Revolution?
Cohen's article sums it up nicely. MY freedoms, not yours.
Aren't these exactly the folks that need to be included in conversations? Can't we learn their fears that may, perhaps, have just foundations while educating them about their misconceptions (wild west: helped their neighbors, yet doesn't appear to realize that land was given, or cheaply bought due to government intervention) to try to build a common ground upon which to start? I agree the article does an excellent job characterizing many who are 45 supporters.
Pointless. They are immune to reason, to facts, to empathy. Do you think conversations would have kept Mussolini out of power or lessened the Red Terror of the Russian Revolution?