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Mölder: Blindly Favoring One's Own Kills the Democratic Culture of Debate

Summary by Eesti Rahvusringhääling
University of Tartu political scientist Martin Mölder said in Vikerraadio's "Friday Interview" that the way people think about their preferred political party and its supporters in a very positive way and about the opposing party and its supporters in a very negative way is a tendency that kills the democratic culture of debate, because the whole debate boils down to one person telling the other that you are an idiot and the other person telling…

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Mölder: Blindly Favoring One's Own Kills the Democratic Culture of Debate

University of Tartu political scientist Martin Mölder said in Vikerraadio's "Friday Interview" that the way people think about their preferred political party and its supporters in a very positive way and about the opposing party and its supporters in a very negative way is a tendency that kills the democratic culture of debate, because the whole debate boils down to one person telling the other that you are an idiot and the other person telling…

·Tallinn, Estonia
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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Tallinn, Estonia on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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