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How I feel everyone should be have the right to think a certain way but know that just because they feel that way doesnt give them a right to take away someones right to think a different way when they disagree. 
Exp. Religious people might fine "A" is sinful, but non-religious people might fine it not bad at all, when science says its natural.
That doesnt give the religious person the right to make laws against "A" or put their beliefs above others/fact. They can disagree vut give the person the right to live the way they want because its not hurting anyone.
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Echo chambers don’t create a good community, they create pockets of dissenters that will rebel. 
Would you rather debate people in public forum, or attempt to quell rebel forces? >

For real, I've definitely enjoyed the friendship of people I whole heartedly disagree with on a range of ideas. But just because I think they can be a bit extreme and they might think I'm a radical sometimes doesn't mean I don't think they're good people. We have different approaches to strengthen, or better our country(usually what we disagree with how to do things). There have been times when they'll agree and change their mind about something and the same for me. I wouldn't want to live in a country run completely by the Republican party any more than I would want to live in one run completely by the Democrats. 
As others have mentioned echo chambers are dangerous. And debate can bring understanding and sometimes even consensus. >

My most divisive preference is owning firearms, I enjoy it as a hobby but my friends and I have had our conversations and allowed to let it lay as is. >

Civil discourse creates progress. Echo chambers  breed ignorance and kills critical thinking. >

Tell that to the so called "free thinkers" >

People who differentiate “left” or “right” from free thinkers are not free thinkers. >

Just checking in to see what flavor the Kool-Aid is... >

So OP, what are these truths of reality that your fellow countrymen don't share? >

Those who know will know. And those who don't know can't be convinced. >

Idk man, that sounds kinda insular and culty to me. >

That's how the left wing is. >

Sooo you wanna join a cult? >

You have more in common with your neighbor by all sociological measures than just about anyone else on the planet. Might as well try to be friendly! >

Debate works when people are not demonized when they change their opinions. There is also a difference between honest good-faith debate and trying to prove moral or intellectual superiority over someone else. >

I find sitting back and listening to others debate is also valuable. Its fascinating to learn about differences in others perspectives >

Grow up >

You are claiming you want to live in a segregated community. It can be done. >

I absolutely agree. But how do we convince the lefties to move to the Socialist/ communist countries they want to emulate so badly? >

Give us the means and we will fuck right out of this dystopian hellscape. >

Again, buy me the ticket.
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No, deep south where we're well past done with the people like you. Also, my goal was to work my way to Sweden until I was fired for supporting union efforts. So try CHS to GOT >

If you can't afford a 1-way ticket you'll still be a miserable jobless loser in a different country. >

So move. >

Tolerance is less draining with more maturity >

Then leave 💀💀💀 >

Are you far right or far left? >

Why do you think that is relevant? >

You answer my question with a question?
I think it’s relevant because I want to know who you disagree with >

They're right wing. >

Almost related, I read that black people are cared better when they are treated by black doctors. Same with other professions like teachers, polices, etc. Professionals treat people of their race better.
So to prevent racism, I propose we should separate black and white people into different communities, only black doctors for black people, etc. I have never seen this happen anywhere in the world in my life time (I'm Gen Z), so this might be the innovative change we need to disrupt society and solve racism and promote equality. If it doesn't work we can just go back. >

Segregation was already a thing and it was very much racist. >

You already do and don't really have a choice unless you want to be a hermit >

That's what I'm trying to fix. >

I just want to note that only political radicals hold opinions like this. I can tell you're clearly on the right but scarcely anyone in the American left thinks this way because the US left isn't even left by world standards while the US right treds more into fascism every single day. >

i fairly agree, but there's worse than that, there are societies in where ALL the people agree, but about awful things >


Every day I am coming across ideas that I severely disagree with, and I don't think this is how humans were designed to live. I don't want to change others, I just don't want to share a soceity with them. 

This edit really shows the truth. Get off of social media or out of whatever place you're running into these ideas. The real world and real people have so much common ground that it's insane.