Partisanship and political parties inhibit critical thinking in 4 ways, which I describe here.
To think critically about politics, it helps to remain somewhat independent and nonpartisan. It’s better to be committed to principles generally than committed to a party. Being non-partisan lets you focus on the bigger picture.
Economist Jeffery Tucker has a similarly low opinion of choosing sides politically. He writes: "By maintaining your objectivity and principles in these times, you will be in the minority...It is not easy in a hugely partisan political environment...Stay independent, think clearly, watch carefully, adhere to principle, speak fearlessly, praise when good things happen and oppose when bad things happen, tell the truth as you see it, and otherwise be ever vigilant in defense of rights and liberties, yours and everyone's.”
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To think critically about politics, it helps to remain somewhat independent and nonpartisan. It’s better to be committed to principles generally than committed to a party. Being non-partisan lets you focus on the bigger picture.
Economist Jeffery Tucker has a similarly low opinion of choosing sides politically. He writes: "By maintaining your objectivity and principles in these times, you will be in the minority...It is not easy in a hugely partisan political environment...Stay independent, think clearly, watch carefully, adhere to principle, speak fearlessly, praise when good things happen and oppose when bad things happen, tell the truth as you see it, and otherwise be ever vigilant in defense of rights and liberties, yours and everyone's.”
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