Re: The Obama Deception (New Documentary)
For me personally, I give credit where I believe credit is due and have no problem arguing if I think I understand the subject matter at hand differently and can speak intelligently to some extent on that subject...I am the first one to STFU if I do not think I can add legitimate value to the conversation, I am very comfortable observing and learning. Shpira brings a unique vantage point to the table as do others, but because he is literally in univ studying this stuff, he's able to speak very elequintly and accurately where others (including myself) use layman terms. Everyone is entitled to be wrong, but their insight (in appropriate doses) is still valuable.
And I do believe that a society that is polarized and homogenous leads to problems solving societal issues. Different cultures and different people working together is priceless in terms of creative synergy and problem solving. But put a group of people together that are all fundamentally the same and well...you get the idea.
the devil is almost always in the details by the way...