Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Could America Have A General Strike Like France? | The Class Room ft. @AliceCappelle" video.

  1. Groupthink: A strong emphasis on consensus can foster groupthink, where the desire for harmony and conformity leads to irrational or dysfunctional decision-making. This can prevent innovative solutions and discourage individuals from voicing concerns or alternative ideas.
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  2. While consensus can be a noble goal, in politics, it can lead to stagnation, mediocrity, and a lack of accountability. Sometimes, a little healthy disagreement can be the spice that keeps the political stew from going bland!
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  3. Oh sure, because nothing says "let's change the world" quite like a bunch of Americans taking a day off work to binge-watch Netflix and argue about the best pizza toppings on social media. Who needs a general strike when you can just tweet about it?
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  4. Stifling Dissent: In cultures that prioritize consensus, dissenting voices may be marginalized or silenced. This can lead to a lack of critical debate and the suppression of important perspectives, ultimately resulting in poor decision-making.
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