"Honest differences are a healthy sign of progress."
by:
Mahatma Mohandas K. Gandhi
(1869-1948) Leader of the Indian independence movement in British-ruled India
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The optimal word here is "honest". There will always be differences. Within the scope of Gandhi's here paradigm — ABSOLUTELY ! (the inalienable right of liberty, free thought, expression/speech, religion, etc.). In a broader observation of life, progress may only be in the eye of the beholder. Are today's communists honest — they seem to be, if nothing more than to themselves or in their own minds. Under that scenario, socialists (communists vs. fascist by example) demonstrate a great deal of honest differences but not to any healthy sign of progress. Is "honest" here related to absolute truth or just personal thought and/or theocratic desire? Current socialists must propagate lies (either outright, by ignorant fabrication or by not accepting / hearing the whole truth, etc.) to fulfill their "honest differences" — is that a sign of healthy progress?
 -- Mike, Norwalk     
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    To attempt to eliminate all differences between people is futile.
     -- E Archer, NYC     
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