Conflict and Democracy
The election of a president who opposed the expansion of slavery ignited deep divisions, revealing how differing worldviews can fracture democracy. While productive conflict allows for the possibility of being wrong, destructive conflict prioritizes entrenched beliefs over unity, leading to violence and rancor. This historical moment serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of shared values in maintaining societal cohesion.In this clip
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