This isn't about disagreeing about policies or politics, anymore. We currently live in a world with a sizable minority of people are disagreeing about reality itself.

We cannot allow those who disagree with reality to create a new one.

What do we do when we're forced to tolerate people who support authoritarianism?

How does a pluralistic democracy deal with people who threaten the existence of such a thing?

We must set firm and clear boundaries against actions + movements that threaten the pluralistic democracy that keeps them safe, provide a viable off-ramp from authoritarianism and intolerance, and teach explicitly a "tolerance for ambiguity and difference".

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