When encountering something you disagree with, do not refuse outright; instead, propose the conditions you want. As long as the other party refuses, you are justified. If you refuse, even if you are justified, you become unreasonable.
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When encountering something you disagree with, do not refuse outright; instead, propose the conditions you want. As long as the other party refuses, you are justified. If you refuse, even if you are justified, you become unreasonable.