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> Not you, or me Then who? If two parts of the same party, with equal bonafides, have differing opinions then how is that resolved? It will get weird, and stu
by brodouevencode 2y ago
> Not you, or me
Then who? If two parts of the same party, with equal bonafides, have differing opinions then how is that resolved?
It will get weird, and stupid, very quickly. Either it will turn into some outrageous purity contest or lead to the removal of any multiculturalism - or basically what @jackbravo said here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40998946 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40998946
- worik 2y ago> Then who? If two parts of the same party, with equal bonafides, have differing opinions then how is that resolved? This is what being "grown up" is all about. Dealing with these fuzzy concepts. There actually is not much difficulty, once you put your mind to it. ASF are just starting that journey Here in Aotearoa we have been doing this for thirty years.