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I can have a good political discussion with pretty much anyone without it turning into some sort of giant screaming match. I try to be open minded, reasonable, and I make it a point to always acknowledge a valid point that the other person is making. I also keep personal feelings out of it.
I dont know why but for some reason it is usually liberals that cannot keep a debate friendly. They almost always get angry, and they almost always speak down to whoever they are debating.
I'm comfortable with my beliefs and I don't feel the need to attempt to convince anyone otherwise. As long as it does no harm I do not begrudge anything to anyone if it makes them happy. Like that Sheryl Crow song.
All I'm saying is that in my experience liberals are far more likely to get down right nasty and start throwing insults when you challenge something they believe to be an absolute like climate change, transgenderism, or abortion.
I dont like being insulted or talked down to like some people have a tendency to do.. cough cough.. plad.. cough cough. But I do like being challenged to think and defend my point of view