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WOLF: Does it matter to you how your friends happen to vote?

Philip Wolf, who oversees editorial content for publications serving the Parksville and Qualicum Beach region as well as Vancouver Island, shares his thoughts on the rise of political divisions and group loyalty in recent times.
He notes that increasing division causes people to see disagreement as enmity, while online rage farming worsens discord and shrinks reasoned discourse.
Wolf emphasizes that despite this, most people are decent and focus primarily on themselves, and that political differences should not damage personal relationships.
He has voted for various parties and candidates over many years without disclosing his choices, stressing that impartiality in his professional role remains important.
Wolf suggests that effective leadership is difficult to achieve amid such polarization and expresses curiosity whether civility and discourse can be restored.

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