The horse mounted versions in there , can ' t quote a page but can tell you he ' s pointed up at 320 <| sep |> Yeah , I totally feel you . I think this election was certainly a major lesson in the dangers of demonizing the other side , and I think that ' s crucial to keep in mind as we move forward . That said , one thing that ' s always irked me is the urge that many people have to fully equate the two sidesthat is , to say , Oh , well there ' s some number of crazy people on both sides . That must mean that both sides are equally crazy . That sounds nice and simple , but to me , that ' s a super dangerous position to hold . When one side is , for example , denying climate science , or seeking to deprive people of rights based on their r a c e genderorientationwhatever , then that means one side is worse than the other , even if the good side has some fringe members who get pretty insane sometimes . So while I think you ' re absolutely right that fingerpointing partisanship is damaging and ineffective , I also don ' t think that the alternativepretending that both sides are totally equal and that the middle ground must always be correctis a great mindset either . I think we should be respectful of the other side , but also not afraid to . well . be partisan when that ' s what ' s needed .