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by LAC-Tech
1747 days ago
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> I do not mean ideologically. Just in conversation. More of us learning to talk with one another better is a really good thing. The vast majority of people do not want to have that conversation (hence the flagged post of the grandparent). |
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I find the answer in most cases is worries over personal judgement.
More of us quit doing that and more people will have that conversation.
I usually lead with, "ignore the talking heads on TV."
Worked wonders for me. I enjoy politics and culture again as do others I talk to.
The other basic worry is inability to manage a conversation coupled with the idea of ideology being the means to better ends rather than the reasoning tool it really is. A person who maintains one ideology, sans a working understanding of others, will feel threatened when its merit is challenged.
Fact is we have many solutions to the problems we face with no requirement they all conform to a single ideological frame.