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Corgigal

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5. To each it's own.

Reply to madaboutharry (Original post)

Thu Dec 19, 2019, 11:04 PM

Dec 2019

I like the strategy, the quick thinking. However, I loved watching my son in parliamentary debate. I don’t see anything changing any ones mind, I like the brain fights. The better they present their case, the better then come across.

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I think I actually don't like politics. [View all] madaboutharry Dec 2019 OP

yep. nt BootinUp Dec 2019 #1

A lot of times I don't like politics JonLP24 Dec 2019 #2

I remember when debates were different. nt BootinUp Dec 2019 #3

The decline in quality of debate is depressing unblock Dec 2019 #4

To each it's own. Corgigal Dec 2019 #5

Who does but it is a necessary evil. We ultimately control our political destiny and have to walkingman Dec 2019 #6

I am with you. I dislike it on so many levels. NRaleighLiberal Dec 2019 #7

Perhaps politics is not a thing to like or dislike; fierywoman Dec 2019 #8

And I don't like flossing my teeth or going to the dentist. pnwmom Dec 2019 #9

I posted this elsewhere on DU tonight but it's worth repeating. Talitha Dec 2019 #10