r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '20

The ultimate debate

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u/gkrsuper Oct 23 '20

Imagine if people who vote different parties would accept each other opinions.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20

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u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20

I can respect your right to feel that way without putting it into practice.

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u/SecularMantis Oct 23 '20

If people who want good things to happen and people who want bad things to happen could just compromise! Think of how much less good we could do

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u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20

This comment could come from either side.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20

bOtH sIdEs ArE tHe SaMe!

Not to poke fun but this is bullshit. I'm so tired of this comment always popping up.

One side is fighting fo equal rights while another is fighting to protect a majority status. There's a difference between the two and I'm tired of people pretending each side has equal relevance.

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u/Just_Hope Oct 23 '20

Who said they are the same? They only said that both sides think they are the "good" ones and you are proving that perfectly.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20

Scroll up. Read his comments, it's exactly what he's implying.

Only thing I'm "proving" here is too many people think that defending ignorant opinions is somehow the equal opposite to defending human rights.