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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: outside of subs like this, 99% there is no point in trying to convince others of any point in regards to religion and politics, so i dont think its rude to just not respond

even on subs like debate religion, which I don't go on, I feel that sub is filled with people who have already made up their mind. Both sides are just there for cathartic reasons. That's fine. Like I'm not against venting. But I just think if anyone wants to convince others, 99% of the time its not gonna happen. Christian dude goes in already with bias. A short conversation with no human interaction isn't gonna make him realize he's wrong, and vice versa..

I don't know what's missing but I feel the internet is missing something that allows us to see more..

so I guess my view is more so that, on reddit (and maybe the internet) 99% of the time I'm just wasting my time repeating and expanding my point just for someone to say, no I still don't believe. So what's the point? I'm not motivated by anything I guess. 

Maybe I just don't care enough. I care enough to say my peace but after that... Eh.
gpt
It depends on what the point is and it’s scale. Trying to make an over generalized point in an attempt to overhaul someone’s entire belief system is pointless. Making a very specific point about a specific contention is doable, especially if their is evidence supporting you. For instance, arguing “ all republicans are bad” won’t get you anywhere. It’s just too general and their is too much room for personal biases and beliefs. However if you argue “ republicans are anti-LGBT”, or “republicans want to take away reproductive rights from women.”, these are more quantifiable points that can be proven or disproven more easily.