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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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We discuss it and agree to disagree on some things. We don’t disagree on all things. But my parents are generally a bit more liberal than me on certain things.
Interestingly the biggest things we disagree on on subjects that generally require deep technical knowledge to understand and where the talking points often completely miss that.
So things like privacy/telecom/technical regulation (ie Patriot Act stuff), guns, tax/economic policy etc.
In the subjects I’m not well versed on, my reliance on more simplistic talking points often don’t pan/scale to the nuance. And the same goes the other way.