I'm trying to figure out how the left even remotely begins to attack her, while consistently having to defending her from questionables on the right.
Shes speaks the the same way as a moderate democrat who has been guilt tripped into being that way by aggressive identity politics from the radical left.
IMO very well done response from Mrs. Britt. I can see us winning some hearts and minds with this one.
Real question what good does attacking her or the republican response do us?
>>20534852 (also me)
you literally cannot change someones mind by beating them over the head. the shut you out. Trust me I have tried psychological techniques are literally damn near the only thing you can use to break through bubbles and long held beliefs.
>>20535081 (me)
>weird iphop not sure how that happened
That is in developing individuals, not influencing people to change their beliefs, there is a difference and the approach matters.
I agree, if someone acts childish in their actions and required to preform a desired task they should be treated with a firm hand. However, someone deeply entrenched in a thought pattern and beliefs that someone would desire to change, will likely only experience realization when gradually and gently introduced to new evidence or given different ways to perceive that held belief. If the receiver of information can connect with the sender on a level that is unrelated to the information needing to be transmitted, and it is delivered in a relatable manner it is far more effective at entering the actual portion of the brain that processes it.