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[discussion] Proposal to defederate from maga.place
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Let MAGAs read and engage with reasonable content as long as possible so long as they aren't dickheads. You never know when someone will say something that makes them rethink their position.
Yup, my mind was changed around the time I found Reddit and was exposed to new ideas. Before that point, I considered myself conservative because I thought they actually wanted smaller government, but then I found I'm closer to libertarian, specifically Penn Jillette's flavor, and found communities on Reddit to that extent. Since then, I've probably voted more Democrat than Republican in my red state, at least for contested offices.
We need more discussion across political lines, not less.
If they are coming in good faith, willing to discuss and empathise, engagement is good and everyone can learn from each other. If it's in bad faith, then block or mock.
Yup, I 100% agree. It just takes time to figure out which it is.