So much of what you have to say, I think is dumb and poorly thought-out. Likewise, so many of the wild things that I say, you would think are foolish and outlandish. I do not mean this as a diss, it is just our nature and involuntary perception. Each one of us has our own mind and unique understanding of the world, we see through our own eyes.
Us having our differences of opinions is a normal thing and it is not a problem, it is what makes the world salty and diverse because there can be different truths for different people. Now, this will continue to not be a problem until the point when we begin to blur the lines between "I disagree with you" and "everything you say is wrong." This lack of distinction is something that happens so, so, much.
Self-reflection and communication is what makes us special.
We are able to surround ourselves with the people who we agree with, whether that be in the physical world, or via the bubble of information that we have individually customized for our selves on the internet. It is too easy for us to get so caught up in what is our personal beliefs, that we can build an impenetrable barrier around it and shut our self off from being exposed to everyone else's.
Us realizing our differences and learning how to communicate with each other, despite them, is very important right now, for many reasons that I do not even need to mention here. Pick whichever issue you would like. Instead of attacking the other, we need to learn how to engage in meaningful discussion and understand each other, WITH our disparities.
Instead of viewing disagreements and debates as a way to prove your point by any means, instead try to see it as an opportunity for both sides to get closer to the truth. All you have to do is allow yourself to be exposed to the things that you do not like to hear, and truly listen to what they have to say. After all, they are doing the same exact thing that you are doing, speaking what they believe is the truth(as long as they are a honest person).
For a plus, by practicing this, you are going to make so many interesting friends, because you all are going to learn from each other and get to take part in new exciting experiences. That is just extra gravy for your mashed potatoes. But in all honesty, if we can embrace each other with our varied views, then I believe that we can take huge steps forward. Not only in one field or party, but across the entire spectrum of all peoples and cultures.