I've been thinking a lot about how divided and tribal we've become over the past few years.... it’s exhausting ....
It seems like so much energy goes into arguing and focusing on the extremes when honestly I think most of us..... like 95% of people ....probably agree on a lot more than we realize (or want to admit). There’s so much common ground that often gets pushied aside for the all-or nothing... edge arguments.
We’ve lost the art of disagreeing respectfully. We’ve all seen how quickly conversations can turn into personal attacks instead of staying focused on the actual issue..... TUSCL is just an example of the biggere converstions we are having in America these days.
How can we become open to considering different viewpoints and having real ....honest.... conversations without feeling like we need to tear someone down to prove a point.... assholes are going to asshole... but why can't we have a simple conversation anymore?
So, my question is, how do we start finding that unity again? America is best when we are one nation...
How can we focus on what most of us share instead of what divides us? How can we bring it all together again....
Is it still possible to disagree in a way that actually moves us forward instead of just creating more division?


....or is no one interested in unity because it is WAAAAAAY easier to just beat each other up all the time than find a common ground?
Let's start... we all like strip clubs. Can we agree that mostly naked to naked women entertaining you is a common ground for us all?
as a stripper, I know I like to entertain... and make money... so can we all agree on that one point? strip clubs are good.... we can differ on nude vs topless... extras vs stage... or whatever.. but at least as a foundation, can we all agree on that?