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| Summary Number: 63 |
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| Reduce Divisive, Polarized and Negative Comments and Relationships |
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| | "My word! Where did these nasty people come from?! Disagree, but take your hatefulness, racism and other prejudices elsewhere." |
| | "Incivility in civil discourse, especially through email and the internet" |
| | "Whether it's in traffic, in line at a store, or in many other settings, many people here seem grumpy and rude to each other much of the time. We seem to lack compassion for our common man." |
| | "I am new here (3-4 years), but all of the finger pointing and accusing over the past is not doing any of us any good." |
| | "Stop the blaming and vitriolic in-fighting among people." |
| | "Schools at center of community is no longer valued � need to reverse it" |
| | "Even adjacent neighborhoods 'don't cross the road' " |
| | "There seems to be few links between the foothills, downtown, south tucson, the west side etc. It's important to be interconnected to really take broad community action for change" |
| | "Dumb, opinionated people and politicians who listen to them" |
| | "Removing partisan politics may help with the election of qualified candidates. This Dem/Rep divide is hurting us and is unnecessary on a local level." |
| | "We organize ourselves in small worlds (ex: gated communities)" |
| | "Ethnic separation" |
| | "Tucson has a business culture which fosters a win/lose attitude in business transactions/relationships. It is difficult to make a living when the culture fosters beating the other side bloody." |
