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“People who want to end polarization by listening to both sides say they are doing so because they recognize the debate is a complex one, but listening to only two sides is kids鈥� stuff. It鈥檚 a product of shallow understanding and an immature spirit. Truly open-minded people don鈥檛 have time for that. Open-minded people are listening to too many other sides, and aren鈥檛 interested in leaving any of those sides out. Open-minded people understand that learning to accommodate all the sides isn鈥檛 weak, but strong; not closed, but open. Which is why鈥攊f you want unity鈥攜ou mustn鈥檛 treat everyone working together toward the goal of a just and equitable world as an equal 鈥渟ide鈥� to the people who are being active intentional obstacles to that goal. This is what makes people who accept 鈥渂oth sides鈥� framing in the name of 鈥渦nity鈥� so toxic.”
― A.R. Moxon, Very Fine People

“If you 鈥渉elp鈥� individual trees by getting rid of their supposed competition, the remaining trees are bereft.”
― Peter Wohlleben, The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate 鈥� Discoveries from a Secret World

“We are told that we are "born free": untrue. We are born squalling, attached to an umbilical cord, covered in a woman's blood. Whether we become free depends upon the actions of others, upon the structures that enable those actions, upon the values that enliven those structures鈥攁nd only then upon a flicker of spontaneity and the courage of our own choices.”
― Timothy Snyder, On Freedom

“Here鈥檚 a new idea: There are not two sides, but many. Here鈥檚 a new idea: We don鈥檛 need to listen to both sides, because we are the sides, multitudinous in number, and we are listening to each other already. Here鈥檚 a new idea: The people who refuse to repent of their blamelessness don鈥檛 get to be one whole side in a binary. They aren鈥檛 allowed to force us all into one side, and then wait for us to beg them for our permission to exist. Both sides? We are the sides. We are the sides. We are the sides.”
― A.R. Moxon, Very Fine People