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You raise some excellent pointsāeducation is often mislabeled as indoctrination by those resistant to change, but I believe that by fostering critical thinking and encouraging people to question everything (including the educational system), we can avoid indoctrination and actually empower individuals.
As for anti-discrimination laws, I agree it's about application. Laws should protect the vulnerable, but if they're used to divide, it's a sign the implementation needs reform. Balancing free speech with protections is complex, but I still think creating an empathetic, informed society through education is a good starting point.
I also completely understand your frustration with transparency in politicsātoo often, it's more performative than real. That's why accountability measures need teeth, and we need leaders who actually respect and adhere to those principles. In the end, empathy and accountability must work together to move forward. 0 reply
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