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In reply to the discussion: We slam people at F.R. for "groupthink," and in doing so, shouldn't accept it here. [View all]NRaleighLiberal
(59,940 posts)5. So you are basically against any civil disobedience to influence change if the powers that be are
ignoring the civil rights of a particular group of people? Gandhi's actions? MLK and the Civil Rights movement?
Just curious. I respect your right to disagree, but I do not think you are seeing group think - I think you are seeing a clear difference of view.
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We slam people at F.R. for "groupthink," and in doing so, shouldn't accept it here. [View all]
Miles Archer
Dec 2014
OP
So you want the right to keep your opinions to yourself and posted a long post in
el_bryanto
Dec 2014
#1
So you are basically against any civil disobedience to influence change if the powers that be are
NRaleighLiberal
Dec 2014
#5
It seems everyone agrees with the cause of the protests, but not on all the tactics.
arcane1
Dec 2014
#6
Those times when you do agree with the majority of DU... is it still 'groupthink?'
Gidney N Cloyd
Dec 2014
#8
MIRT gets rid of people who violate rules and trolls. It does not weed out differing opinions.
HERVEPA
Dec 2014
#35
I guess there are half-wits who see the choice as either business burnings or "dash-board jesus"
LanternWaste
Dec 2014
#14
It's that old dichotomous thinking again. It is amusing to see it so proudly proclaimed though.
uppityperson
Dec 2014
#34