Why do people get so angry with each other over politics?

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vredina [299]2 years ago

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Because each side wants to prove their right. It's like if your in an argument you want to prove that your right and not have the other person right and you wrong.

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sp2606 [1]2 years ago

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Answer: So it hard to explain, we’ll not really I have seen it anough, but anyways...

when one group of people have a diffrent idea or wish than somebody else it gets into a debate, most likely about opinions. I say opinions becuase if I said the earth is flat right now people would be like no way! Becuase it’s a fact not an opion. back to the topic, and they keep trying to prove there point until they get bourd and change the topic. (Sometimes if you don’t Give up soon anough it’s like your talking to a wall lol)

but ya that’s my understanding of ‘politicts’

So I feel it’s out of irritation Most (times or not)

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