Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for October 17, 2016

If you are going to be that way then let us not speak to each other again.

oh for heavens sake

Sometimes it is the only way to preserve a friendship – you come to the realization that neither one is likely to change his (or her) mind. Better to ignore that area, and concentrate on areas where you agree with each other. (Or at least have that possibility.)

That’s exactly how I feel about that topic! People have said that to me before! And I say to them- “Wow, does your wife know you have no integrity”?!?

says jilectan about 1 hour agoFor the most part, people don’t really change their minds. “A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still”.

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Why the Inquisition didn’t trust Jews who converted and watched them till they died or were arrested.

You’re still wrong, but you’re opinion is irrelevant.

You have the right to your opinion, even if I don’t agree with it. Just accord me the same respect and don’t try to hammer your point of view into me or call me “stupid” or “evil” because I don’t agree with you.

Depends on if it is factually wrong or just someone who doesn’t like the answer.

“I can agree that we disagree, but I still believe that I have an obligation to kill you for your false belief.”