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Religious or Political Discussions?

I don't like engaging in either political or religious discussion. It's the reason why I don't use Twitter more often because it's more like a political space where people fight themselves unnecessarily.
 
Axel said:
I don't like engaging in either political or religious discussion. It's the reason why I don't use Twitter more often because it's more like a political space where people fight themselves unnecessarily.
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I use Twitter, but I am always ready to avoid some scenarios where I have to keep fighting with people online because of political differences. It makes no meaning to me at all.
 
I don’t like having either of these discussions please. They are mostly controversial and I do not want the likely outcome for myself, whether online or offline.
 
I enjoy religious discussions more. They let me explore beliefs, values, and philosophy, and see how different perspectives shape people’s lives. Political debates feel more divisive, while religious conversations often encourage reflection and understanding, even when opinions differ.
 
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