I read an editorial a while ago that was against this practice. The argument was that if we don’t model how to have disagreements about politics then people will learn from the extremes on TV/online. The hyperpolarization that we see now is from the people that were forbidden to discuss religion or politics at the dinner table. I’m not sure if my stance on this, but it’s an interesting theory.
![image showing [OC] My grandma’s solution to her politically divided family dinners.](05c67deb-59d9-5476-8343-369fbc6c19ee.jpg)
yParticle on July 29th, 2022 at 09:08 UTC »
🍅 mocm?
OutcomeDoubtful on July 29th, 2022 at 10:58 UTC »
She signed her artwork “MOCM”
Aka - “Mean Old Crabby Mom” lol
RockerElvis on July 29th, 2022 at 11:56 UTC »
I read an editorial a while ago that was against this practice. The argument was that if we don’t model how to have disagreements about politics then people will learn from the extremes on TV/online. The hyperpolarization that we see now is from the people that were forbidden to discuss religion or politics at the dinner table. I’m not sure if my stance on this, but it’s an interesting theory.