Do you fall firmly on one side of an issue, or can there be grey areas?

Poll - Total Votes: 21

Yes, I feel 100% in my conclusions with no wiggle room.

No, I feel like both sides can sometimes have a viable argument.

You can only vote on one answer.

This is why I don't jump into political discussions often, because sometimes, I do see both sides, which of course can result in total disaster.

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DownTheStreet · 51-55, M

It’s funny I think most will select the “viable argument” option but the reality on SW is shrill polarization and the oppression of opposing views. Indeed LinkedIn is now that way, even though it’s supposed to be expressly a-political and not about social causes. That gets me into how it seems to work for a company one must also agree with their social-political views, which is also a pretty severe transgression of freedoms of choice. Oh well.

uncalled4 · 56-60, M

@DownTheStreet Linked In absolutely knows where it stands, no question.

DownTheStreet · 51-55, M

@uncalled4 many seem to think now that to work for a company you must not only be qualified but also share their ideology. LinkedIn like Twitter is a horrible place now.

uncalled4 · 56-60, M

@DownTheStreet I worked for a big company for 20 years and there were people of diverse political views. Of course, one was preferred over the other, but it was not like a "Thank you sir, may I have another?" cult.