How to engage a fanatic
Listen to him, show some care, for most fanatics these days are just lonely and sad, their fanaticism emerging from wounded pride, a feeling of not being seen.
I'VE had a series of experiences over the past two weeks that leave the impression that everybody on earth is having the same conversation: How do you engage with fanatics?
First, I was at a Washington Nationals game when a Trump supporter in the row in front of me unleashed a 10-minute profanity-strewn tirade at me, my wife and son.
Then I went to the University at North Carolina at Asheville and watched some students engage in a heartfelt discussion over whether extremists should be allowed to speak on campus.
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