In the area of political thought, do you believe that everyone who disagrees with you is wrong? (Page 2)

[AviatorTom]

Facts can be manipulated, and sometimes facts are nothing more than opinions. As an intelligent man used to say "Figures don't lie but liars can figure." That's why I did not vote for A.

In politics, almost everything is opinion, and politicians use whichever facts support their opinion. That's why I chose C.

[PinkMichae]

I was going to choose the first one however sometime things that were thought of as facts change because of New evidence. So I picked that people who disagree with me aren't stupid. We just simply disagree. We all form opinions based on their experiences and knowledge. So it's not surprising we have different opinions on things.

[Curmudgeon]

James Carville and Mary Matalin were the ultimate political carnival show back in the day (1980s). He was the Left's redneck, acting like someone straight out of "Deliverance", and she was the Right's sexpot, pouting and preening on some political panels like a cheap tart on a red light street. He hustled them on one side, she on the other, and together I am sure they laughed all the way to the bank.

[Manchild2018]

I don't believe that any of it is real. Just a bunch of puppets working together vs us. Fake fighting like pro wrestling but working together behind the scenes. Notice how every Republican politician is pushing the vaccine? Going along with the NWO narrative. None of them are on our side not Trump not any of them. It is all theatre.

[KlinkyCoder]

The real thing is that some opinions are more backed by facts than others. I hardly see any credibility with those who want to restrict people from owning and using guns and insinuate that it is the guns that kill people, when it really the specific bad person using it who kills everyone.

[Grond21]

I do not. Plus while facts are indisputable, the way they are presented is a whole different layer. And that's where politics has it home. It might be true to say that in 2010 we cured more cases of cancer than ever before. That sounds like we're doing really well and it's been a rousing success. However if we had more actual cases of cancer, then it completely flips the picture. And all I gave you was facts.

[okeydoke]

I think the problem over the last few years is that we can’t agree on what the straight facts are. If we can’t all accept simple realities like that the vaccine isn’t a conspiracy and that the last presidential election was legitimate, how in the world can we get into the nitty gritty of politics?

[TheBigGuy9]

For the most part, those who disagree with me are wrong. But I choose my battles wisely and I actually welcome being wrong. I love showing humility.
The point we’re at right now with what Democrats are purposely doing to the economy, their isn’t much room for them to stand on.

[Celtero]

Usually, yes. My beliefs are very flexible and if new evidence appears I am willing to change my mind. Other people... not so much. And that's what makes them wrong and stupid.

[worldscolide]

Not at all, If they can prove me wrong i will adjust my beliefs accordingly.

[OlderAndWiser]

But opinions cannot be proved right or wrong.

[worldscolide]

maybe but if there is enough evidence to support it..

For example, i am not christian. I just can't believe in something i can't see, feel or touch. But if there was enough evidence found to support Christians beliefs, i might be open to changing my mind.

[Redstang88]

Of course not. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, you live your life, I live mine. I just start seeing red when their opinion starts to impact my life

[Anpu23]

We also have a tendency to confuse facts for opinion. Much of it is because root cause of issues are not fully determined, that doesn't mean that the issue itself is not fact based.

[Anon621]

I think in general learning how to respectfully disagree and not think someone is dumb because of a disagreement is important in my opinion

[BuffHeracross]

I believe that anyone that doesn't have any empirical evidence to back up their claims is probably wrong, which is basically everyone who is into politics.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion and just cause me and someone else disagree doesn't mean that either one of us is true about political thoughts

[Luopio27]

I nevet believed in polititions sny more or less than I ever believed in Santa C, Toothfairy, Easter B, or Peter P

[MJtheCoach]

Say Donald Trump is an idiot is a lazy coward where of an argument regardless that’s not even the point just understand that stupid people don’t want to be wrong smart people want to learn more.

[anylolone]

It's just complicated No one knows all facts, including the critical facts, actually the critical facts are even more disperse than the trivial facts, lol!

[Anonymous]

I believe most people tend to align with a political philosophy for very base, shallow and poorly conceived reasons (vast majority of conservatives and liberals); so on that basis I consider their views inferior.

[Browneye57]

Yes, absolutely. The democraps are just plain WRONG.