We tend to jump straight into debating how to do things — what policies to pass, who to blame, or which side is right — before ever agreeing on what we actually want to accomplish. That’s why discussions so often turn into conflict instead of collaboration, and lead to division.

Before we can fix problems, we have to define shared goals — what it is we want to fix. Once we know what we’re trying to achieve, we can engage in structured, good-faith problem-solving to figure out the best way to get there.

Ask Justina provides the tools and framework for doing both — and more. It helps us identify common objectives, align around principles, and participate in structured discussions that turn the typical mess people are posting into actual solutions.

Instead of shouting past each other, we can now evaluate ideas by how consistent, fair, and workable they are. It’s a space built for reasoning — not outrage — where better ideas rise because they make sense, not because they’re loudest.

Your role is simple: bring your perspective here. Ask Justina organizes it, tests it, and connects it with others so that together, we can build common ground and stand together. It's incredibly easy to participate:

• Vote: Show what you support and what you reject.
• Propose: Share ideas, principles, and actions that move us forward.
• Be HOT: honest, objective, transparent.
• Optional: Learn how the framework works — and why it changes everything.

“Before we can fix anything, we have to agree on what we’re trying to fix.”