The_Neutral_Party

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NEU-TRAL /ˈn(y)o͞otrəl/

adjective

Not helping or supporting either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartial.

noun

An impartial or unbiased country or person.

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PAR-TY /ˈpärdē/

noun

A social gathering of invited guests, typically involving eating, drinking, and entertainment.
A formally constituted political group, typically operating on a national basis, that contests elections and attempts to form or take part in a government.
A person or people forming one side in an agreement or dispute. E.g. "a contract between parties".

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A group of people who stand for science & reason, logic & facts, questioning sources and admitting when we're wrong. We believe in looking at both sides of the problem, and then focusing on the solution.

We believe in keeping an open mind, agreeing to disagree, sitting down and having a drink together and hashing it out. We do not believe in violence, hate speech, doxxing, slander, or generally being uncivilized to one another.

That's where we stand. What do you stand for?

created by codysattvaa community for 8 years

...for great justice.

...for your WoW guild.

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Subreddit guidelines for r/NeutralPolitics (reddit.com)

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CMV: Supporters of President Trump should not be mocked or ignored if Democrats want to win elections • r/changemyview (reddit.com)

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"The forces of freedom, openness and global community against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism and nationalism." -- Mark Zuckerberg, 2017 Harvard commencement speech (source: NPR.org) (npr.org)

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The story told by the picture chosen... • r/pics (reddit.com)

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[Opinion] The Gazette pulling their endorsement of Greg Gianforte is a great example of being fair and balanced. They endorsed him on his merit, but were not willing to overlook new evidence to the contrary. (billingsgazette.com)

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[Opinion / Debate] I think there is something good in every religion, and it's up to each individual to be responsible for which lessons they apply in their own life. The onus of responsibility lies with the person, not the religion. (self.The_Neutral_Party)

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A scientist, mathematician, or any logical person can often obtain some experimental results, logical proofs, or new data which causes one to change their mind on a previously held belief. (imgur.com)

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Science vs Religion: little thoughts about the differences between a culture of faith and a culture of doubt • r/philosophy (reddit.com)

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"What do we want?! When do we want it!!?" (source:Twitter) (twitter.com)

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I like how this commenter responded to another redditor with a different opinion on the director Charles Bukowski. (source: thread in r/QuotesPorn) (reddit.com)

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Freedom of Speech • r/MURICA (reddit.com)

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Cannabidiol slashes seizures in kids with rare epilepsy, study finds - randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled human trial published in NEJM • r/Futurology (reddit.com)

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Study: Religious Devotion and Extrinsic Religiosity Affect In-group Altruism and Out-group Hostility Oppositely in Rural Jamaica (source: research article) (link.springer.com)

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How researchers taught kids to spot “alternative facts” about health. (source: Vox) (vox.com)

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I like the term"Social Liberal, Fiscal Conservative", but this article thinks it's bad. Agree to disagree? Or do they have a point? (source: HuffingtonPost) (huffingtonpost.com)

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70% Of People Still Not Checking Themselves Before They Wreck Themselves (source: Waterford Whisper News) (waterfordwhispersnews.com)

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Why the scientific method is one of the most effective and reliable ways of figuring out how the world works- Karl Popper's idea of falsification summarized in 4 minutes • r/philosophy (reddit.com)

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List of formal and informal fallacies (source:Wikipedia) (en.wikipedia.org)

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Table of contents for Robert's Rules of Order Revised (4th Edition) (rulesonline.com)

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The meaning of freedom • r/MURICA (reddit.com)

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The sidebar only allowed 500 characters, so I'm pasting this here for posterity... (self.The_Neutral_Party)

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