No you should definitely try to influence people into voting for the right guy. Most everyday tim hortons canadians seem on the fence about things right now.
No, each person has a responsibility to learn for themself. Until a person is willing to have their viewers and statements criticized, they will always have a low functionality. If a person can’t handle listening to an explanation of how their beliefs are false, nothing that is said will stick with that person.
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No you should definitely try to influence people into voting for the right guy. Most everyday tim hortons canadians seem on the fence about things right now.
No, each person has a responsibility to learn for themself. Until a person is willing to have their viewers and statements criticized, they will always have a low functionality. If a person can’t handle listening to an explanation of how their beliefs are false, nothing that is said will stick with that person.