• jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    Thank you for sharing your wisdom in such an eloquent way!

    This shows me that I still have much to learn and improve, which is an exciting endeavor!

    Thanks again for explaining!

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      10 months ago

      Certainly! More understanding, knowledge, and communication are things we can all always work on to make ourselves and our world better.

      I’m glad I could steer a National Review article into something positive! 😉

      If you ever need a positivity break from political stuff, stop by !superbowl@lemmy.world for fun nature stuff involving adorable sky-cats!

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        10 months ago

        Yes, it seems to be a hard thing to do, for me at least. I need to check myself more often than not…

        That is awesome, always great when people are glad or happy after having a conversation on the interwebs!

        hahaha, I was not expecting to see owls, I was thinking of the NFL when I saw your link, you got a sub!

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          10 months ago

          Knowing you have room to improve still puts you ahead of a good number of people I’ve met!

          I left the arguing back with the Reddit people. I stay here for the small group dynamic. There’s few enough people here we can get to know individual commenters a bit better and share our opinions without getting lost is a huge stream of other comments, memes, and other pointless one liners.

          I like to think both football fans and not can all enjoy SuperbOwl equally! 😆 I did run a 2 week long Owl of the Year bracket tournament in December and working on a 24 hour Superb Owl Super Bowl event for next month, so you can still get that sense of friendly competition. But mainly it’s just nature fans having fun.

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            10 months ago

            Yes, small group feel is always better! Helps keep the conversations civil or in more of a friendly banter!

            True, nature channels are awesome, thanks for your contributions!