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In reply to the discussion: Without Googling, How Many DUers Know What Rogerian Argument Is? [View all]ProudLib72
(17,984 posts)42. I agree that is the way with 99.9% of the opposition
What do you think about congress, though? I'm talking about using Rogerian argument to create bipartisan legislation. And I believe this is much more important than getting through to the trump supporters.
It seems to me that, until now, republicans have had all the control, but they have not been able to get much accomplished. They have had their infighting, too. With more Dems winning state elections and the prospect of losing seats next November, maybe, just maybe they will be willing to make some concessions. In other words, I can't see it happening until the balance of power has become equal between the parties, but I can see it as being the best interest of both parties to compromise at that point.
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It's an although-type thesis, conceding or allowing an argument for an opposing view,
chia
Dec 2017
#30
I agree those message board trolls have no interest in any kind of common ground...
Kirk Lover
Dec 2017
#43
never heard of it untill this thread. sounds like nonviolent conflict / resolution to me .
AllaN01Bear
Dec 2017
#31