Is it the nature of society today to just be polarized and less tolerant?
DEAR ABBY: I am by nature a pretty friendly, jovial kind of person. I take people as I find them and try not to pass judgment on anyone until I get to know them at least a little.
Have people become so shallow that they only respect others who are reserved or even hostile? That’s a sad world to contemplate. -- GOOD GUY IN HAWAII If their opinion is different from yours, you should listen. In recent years, civility has taken a beating and people have become polarized and less tolerant of opinions that differ from their own. I think we learn by listening to others, and if we lose that ability, our society will have lost something very important.
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