It's like _____ to the choir.?

Question:"It's like preaching to the choir."

This just means that you're trying to convince somebody who already has a staunch viewpoint on the issue. Or that you're trying to get an entire mass of people to all believe what you believe and have the same viewpoint. This phrase is usually used sarcastically, as this is very difficult, if not, impossible to do.

Often used in politics and debate settings.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: "It's like preaching to the choir."

This just means that you're trying to convince somebody who already has a staunch viewpoint on the issue. Or that you're trying to get an entire mass of people to all believe what you believe and have the same viewpoint. This phrase is usually used sarcastically, as this is very difficult, if not, impossible to do.

Often used in politics and debate settings.

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Preaching

It's like talking to yourself. Everybody agrees with you and loves you for saying it.But you can't always take it to the bank.