Quando a política vira doença autoimune: por que é tão difícil dialogar com quem pensa diferente?

Talita Rodrigues of Aleteia writes that political disagreement is increasingly viewed as a threat to personal identity and moral values. This shift can turn politics into a social autoimmune disease, where the system intended to serve society instead attacks its own members.

Rodrigues explains that people no longer see those with different opinions as mere opponents, but as threats to who they are and what they believe. This perception makes dialogue with others difficult.