Do you avoid controversy at all cost, or do you try your best to dig it out?
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I tend to be a peace-keeper.
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A controversy doesn't have a hope of being resolved unless it is discussed. This CAN be done respectfully and objectively, and that's what I try to do.
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Neither, I handle controversy and disagreement when it comes at me, and try to avoid it when it doesn't directly concern me and/or wouldn't lead to a productive debate anyway.
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Only if it's worth getting into. I pick my battles.
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I try to assert my opinions with respect….but I never change my beliefs/opinions just to be accepted or liked by the majority. I will change my opinion if someone gives a convincing/rational argument, but I will not change my opinions just to avoid controversy. There are a few exceptions to this rule: such as when my life or the life of a loved on could be endangered….but, in general, I believe in standing up for what I believe in, even in the face of adversity.
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I like controversy. I think it's exciting. It can spark some very interesting debates. And, one can learn the most from "very interesting debates".
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No, I dig it out! If in the right settings. Here is a perfect site for that! LOL
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Avoid it? Hell, life's too short to talk about flowers and puppies all day. Bring on the sex, violence, politics, and religion!
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