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I believe that a healthy, vital society
is not one in which we all agree. It's one
in which those who disagree can do so
with honour and respect for other peoples'
opinions, and an appreciation of our shared
humanity. Without personal commitment to
the attributes of fair play and integrity,
our country is in grave danger ...
What I'm trying to say is that there is a
tendency on so many people's parts to think
that their way is the right way and that
people who disagree with them are somehow
flawed.
We can disagree vehemently yet appropriately.
Why can't disagreement be respectful?
Disrespect, labelling, personal insults - they
poison us more than either side's position in
the argument ever could.
There is nothing more unpleasant for me, for
example than to see a man/woman stripped of their power.
We all have the power to diminish. I've watched it happen
in my own home. It's far better to respect a man/woman
who have their own life, their own excitment, their own
passion. Celebrate that in them, honour their variety
and their power. The next time you tell them - "You're
an idiot..." or continue to jab at what you view as
their weaknesses, ask yourself - is this how you want
to be treated?