I am also glad for the dialectical movement - excess agreement
   without any contrary opinions can lead to some monstrous
   creations. ~ 7 headed hydras with many heads but working with
   one body.... or some wonderful creatures as well... that is, if
   you're part of the hydra. But I'm not typically a fan of groups
   of 3 or more people acting in harmony - they forget themselves
   and things always start to get weird.

   I like the Jain dialectical distinctions a little better than
   the binary, although there are other logic systems still.
   Lifting from Wikipedia... their system makes sense to me.

   syad-asti: "in some ways it is"
   syad-nasti: "in some ways it is not"
   syad-asti-nasti: "in some ways it is and it is not"
   syad-asti-avaktavya?: "in some ways it is and it is
   indescribable"
   syad-nasti-avaktavya?: "in some ways it is not and it is
   indescribable"
   syad-asti-nasti-avaktavya?: "in some ways it is, it is not and
   it is indescribable"
   syad-avaktavya?: "in some ways it is indescribable"

   It's still "one vs another" but the "vs" has much finer lines of
   distinction. I still prefer a plurality of unique equals... or
   at least systems of government where multiple parties hold
   office (at least in some sense of office). I'm more a fan of
   Coalitions for "party formation" (if people _must_ form groups
   at all) rather than "WE SPEAK OF ONE VOICE IN OUR GROUP
   TOGETHER, UNITED AS ONE FOR ALL ETERNITY AGAINST _THE OTHER_" as
   one has with REPUBLICAN vs DEMOCRAT because they're rather
   temporary in nature. Distinctiveness isn't lost in the mix as
   Coalitions join together and disband.

   But according to the some online Political spectrum test I took,
   I'm a "Social Anarchist", even further into the "Social
   Anarchist" category than Nelson Mandala or the Dalai Lama (whose
   'dot' was closest to mine but still far far away).

   This effectively means, when it comes to me and politics as it
   stands, I'm next to useless. But I've always been of a "govern
   yourselves as best you can and we'll handle disputes together
   until you reach some sort of compromise, k? And I'll hand out
   the milk and cookies and give you plenty of crayons as you
   negotiate. If you get too heated, that bucket of ice water
   hovering over your head will automatically tip over and cool you
   down. Ok, I'm lying - I have the string over here. Ok, you can
   start whenever you're ready, unless you'd rather just go home
   and watch cartoons. I suggest cartoons. Do your best, there's
   plenty of paper and don't worry about the ice bucket. It's there
   if you need it."