r/itcouldhappenhere • u/WildernessTech • 3h ago
Canadaland, Jessie Brown and helpful dialog.
For those not following the Canadian podcast space, or not listening to Canadaland, Jessie is changing his role there, and looking to add to productive dialog outside of a partisan context, to bring some common ground, maybe even some nuance back to the hard discussions about both Gaza and Antisemitic violence. I think it would be very interesting to have some of the crew have some discussion with him, or maybe even discuss how we separate people from actions that they have no say in. What levers can small groups of isolated people push for change in the actions that are supposedly being taken "on their behalf"? How can we help each other learn to have respectful dialog and learn from others, maybe find a way to at least share a common language? How can we help each other learn what dog whistles are actually in the service of the right so that those on the left are not accidentally amplifying division that they would avoid in other circumstances? I think that the team would do a very good job at "How to be on the left without accidentally giving aid to the right" sort of info that would be worth sharing.





