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That's the only way that we can actually mutually arrive at the truth. But I think many people have forgotten that and we've become so... Unaccustomed to difficult conversations that we would rather label the other side as bad people and hateful and crazy than engage with them and see, okay, what is there that they're saying that actually is a useful contribution to the discussion?

That is the only way real healing can happen. And that's the only real way that tribalism can end because it's not about one tribe winning over the other.

That is the only way real healing can happen. And that's the only real way that tribalism can end because it's not about one tribe winning over the other.

That is the only way real healing can happen. And that's the only real way that tribalism can end because it's not about one tribe winning over the other.

But my critique of the right is they're often not in touch enough with their emotions, too. So if one side is too much heart on the left, I think the right is too much head. And both sides need each other to a degree. And I think the truth is we need to go more rightward because I think we've swung too far leftward. But both sides have something to learn from one another.

But my critique of the right is they're often not in touch enough with their emotions, too. So if one side is too much heart on the left, I think the right is too much head. And both sides need each other to a degree. And I think the truth is we need to go more rightward because I think we've swung too far leftward. But both sides have something to learn from one another.

But my critique of the right is they're often not in touch enough with their emotions, too. So if one side is too much heart on the left, I think the right is too much head. And both sides need each other to a degree. And I think the truth is we need to go more rightward because I think we've swung too far leftward. But both sides have something to learn from one another.

The reason I mention this is because the tendency I see on the right is to dismiss and dehumanize other people. And when we think about, you know, the way Trump was treated, being labeled a fascist and Nazi, and this is the next Hitler thing. I think that was massively hyperbolized, but there's not nothing to it.

The reason I mention this is because the tendency I see on the right is to dismiss and dehumanize other people. And when we think about, you know, the way Trump was treated, being labeled a fascist and Nazi, and this is the next Hitler thing. I think that was massively hyperbolized, but there's not nothing to it.

The reason I mention this is because the tendency I see on the right is to dismiss and dehumanize other people. And when we think about, you know, the way Trump was treated, being labeled a fascist and Nazi, and this is the next Hitler thing. I think that was massively hyperbolized, but there's not nothing to it.

That's like, just like when people call Kamala a communist, I don't think she was strictly a communist, but there's something to it, right? Cause she's on the left side of the spectrum. And if you go left enough, you reach communism. Trump is on the right side of the spectrum. If you go far right enough, you do reach fascism. So often a mark of,

That's like, just like when people call Kamala a communist, I don't think she was strictly a communist, but there's something to it, right? Cause she's on the left side of the spectrum. And if you go left enough, you reach communism. Trump is on the right side of the spectrum. If you go far right enough, you do reach fascism. So often a mark of,

That's like, just like when people call Kamala a communist, I don't think she was strictly a communist, but there's something to it, right? Cause she's on the left side of the spectrum. And if you go left enough, you reach communism. Trump is on the right side of the spectrum. If you go far right enough, you do reach fascism. So often a mark of,

the fastest movements that people are concerned about, like Mussolini, Hitler, and so on, is that they dehumanize people who disagree with them. They ignore them, they treat them as essentially subhuman. And it starts with the ideas, and then it starts with the personhood. So part of where this comes from is, I think, a lack of connection to one's own heart.

the fastest movements that people are concerned about, like Mussolini, Hitler, and so on, is that they dehumanize people who disagree with them. They ignore them, they treat them as essentially subhuman. And it starts with the ideas, and then it starts with the personhood. So part of where this comes from is, I think, a lack of connection to one's own heart.

the fastest movements that people are concerned about, like Mussolini, Hitler, and so on, is that they dehumanize people who disagree with them. They ignore them, they treat them as essentially subhuman. And it starts with the ideas, and then it starts with the personhood. So part of where this comes from is, I think, a lack of connection to one's own heart.

Because if instead we viewed people who are on the left and maybe are deranged, some of them at least, as scared, confused, and feeling disenfranchised from the direction that the country is going, I think people would take a softer approach. And that would actually be more effective for the governance of the country.

Because if instead we viewed people who are on the left and maybe are deranged, some of them at least, as scared, confused, and feeling disenfranchised from the direction that the country is going, I think people would take a softer approach. And that would actually be more effective for the governance of the country.

Because if instead we viewed people who are on the left and maybe are deranged, some of them at least, as scared, confused, and feeling disenfranchised from the direction that the country is going, I think people would take a softer approach. And that would actually be more effective for the governance of the country.

And actually, it would be an effective way to recruit people to a vision of America that I think we can all benefit in. Like, I think Trump getting elected is going to be good for all of America.