@9HVF2MP5mos ago

I believe it is choosing the side of not acting at all, and not acting is just as bad as the "bad" viewpoint in theory

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@9HZMJKQ from Florida disagreed…5mos5MO

Those who don't pick a side do not want to be drawn in to the conflict, and they can see rationally and without bias.

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