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We don't have to agree

Samuel Cardoso, in an opinion piece, argues that it is not necessary to agree with everyone, and that one may consider certain ideas profoundly wrong and combat them with better arguments. However, the author argues that recognizing the other's right to think differently should not be so difficult, emphasizing the importance of tolerance and mutual respect in the debate of ideas.

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