People tell me a lot of prominent people live, work, shop, whatever in my neighborhood or in neighborhoods where I pass through on whatever business. I can't pick them out of a crowd to save myself, though I did see Mario Batali once. Of course, he's so big he'd be hard to miss.
But, better you than me. I just have a hard time dealing civilly with people with ideas differing from mine. When I have to, I prefer to stay away from those topics, and therefore cultivate a knowledge of sports and some aspects of culture. That way I can keep the conversation away from hot buttons. I also ask a lot of questions but reveal few answers; most people love to teach you about whatever it is they're passionate about.
I just have a hard time dealing civilly with people with ideas differing from mine.
Is it really so bad for someone to have a differing opinion. That is just sad, but so emblematic of the left. [ Parent ]
Difference of opinion is one thing; rigidity is quite another.
And...it would depend upon the issue [ Parent ]
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