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strongbow · 46-50, M
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Yeah fuck that PC bullshit, they were wishing you dead if you didnt take the vaccine, and taking away your job if you refused that same vaxx not more than 1 year ago, if you're white, they wish you would "be less white"... your free speech?...try and make your point on social media and get cancelled, they think your kids should be taught they are the wrong gender and being gay is how they should live..no wonder they are able to shove their degenerate powers down the throat of the west, attitudes like yours.........fuck liberals and their fucked up ways get zero respect
in the end, respect them and respect their decisions and views.
Yeah fuck that PC bullshit, they were wishing you dead if you didnt take the vaccine, and taking away your job if you refused that same vaxx not more than 1 year ago, if you're white, they wish you would "be less white"... your free speech?...try and make your point on social media and get cancelled, they think your kids should be taught they are the wrong gender and being gay is how they should live..no wonder they are able to shove their degenerate powers down the throat of the west, attitudes like yours.........fuck liberals and their fucked up ways get zero respect
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DreamyCrush · F
Yes, been doing it since 45 was elected. It's been rough at times, but this person has been a really good friend to me. In my heart, I don't want to think he truly believes in/agrees with all the shiznit associated with that administration. 🤞🏼 Nevertheless, I refuse to engage in any subject that he may attempt to politicize. So we talk mostly about family, food, and work.
FrozenWasteland · 61-69, M
It depends on how they believe differently.
If we can agree to disagree, no problem. We might both even learn something about how someone else thinks.
If they insist (politely or not) that I change to believe things from their point of view, it's not going to work.
Lately, the "agree to disagree" thing seems to be harder and harder to find.
If we can agree to disagree, no problem. We might both even learn something about how someone else thinks.
If they insist (politely or not) that I change to believe things from their point of view, it's not going to work.
Lately, the "agree to disagree" thing seems to be harder and harder to find.
SW-User
We can have different preferences and different opinions on certain things that aren't so important, but totally different worldviews, I think that friendship probably wouldn't work. (I can't think of a real life example, so I'm honestly just guessing. Maybe it would be fine).
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DragonFruit · 70-79, M
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MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
bijouxbroussard · F
Yes, if they walk away that's on them. I was raised to not judge someone by their path, because we all walk it differently.
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CuriousCouple25 · 51-55, CVIP
Met him cpl years ago. Very Kind down to earth guy! RIP CHAMP!
ReneeT · 61-69, F
yes. Most of us try to stick to the things we agree on
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