While I appreciate the intent of this film, and Orson Welles is always welcome, the film implies that there's a moral equivalency for each side being right.
If one person says 2 plus 2 is 4, and another side says it is 6.. That doesn't mean the answer is 5.
So yes, while we should listen to arguments, that does not mean compromise should happen.
If one side wants equality, and another side wants inequality, there does not seem to be a moral in between.
If one person says 2 plus 2 is 4, and another side says it is 6.. That doesn't mean the answer is 5.
So yes, while we should listen to arguments, that does not mean compromise should happen.
If one side wants equality, and another side wants inequality, there does not seem to be a moral in between.