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In reply to the discussion: Ok, my Trump voting sister called me today. [View all]MineralMan
(151,287 posts)64. I'm pretty sure you don't know what the relationship is like in that case.
So, perhaps you don't understand that person's reaction. Think about it.
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I don't blame you .. she may have even believed this wasn't real unti it hit home. He told his
lunasun
Mar 2020
#80
I finally had enough Of my Trumpanzee brother-in-law who is still worried about Sharia law.
Pepsidog
Mar 2020
#45
NO! No dirty tricks. No voter suppression. No lying. Just NO! . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Mar 2020
#42
Thank you for resisting and not normalizing them as if nothing is wrong with their beliefs/actions
lunasun
Mar 2020
#83
Those of us in the way of his racist nationalism, receiving hate in order to MAGA appreciate you!
lunasun
Mar 2020
#95
The reason families turn messy and toxic is because too many people treat family like
Aquaria
Mar 2020
#131
I haven't "abandoned" my family but I do feel this. That my people would support Trump in all the
LizBeth
Mar 2020
#93
I struggle with an older sibling whose like that as well. Difficult so i dont bring up politics.
onetexan
Mar 2020
#146
I would call that a lecture, not abandonment. And the way it sounds, she needed to be lectured.
C Moon
Mar 2020
#50
Right after Trump won I had a nephew put up white supremacist shit on his FB. Damn straight I
LizBeth
Mar 2020
#94
lol, so true, that shitehawk is nowhere near 1bn (well wasn't, daughter wife and the wax statue
Celerity
Mar 2020
#29
Sorry to hear that. Well, maybe DUers can begin to feel a bit like family. Here for you in
FailureToCommunicate
Mar 2020
#43
"A Trump presidency looked pretty fucking hilarious when you thought he'd only hurt brown people,
Rabrrrrrr
Mar 2020
#52
Yes This -when it was black and brown and gay and trans no Muslims too they thought he was great
lunasun
Mar 2020
#87
Honestly, I think that is harsh. I would never abandon my sister for political reasons.
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#58
That is up to you. I have a brother I love dearly and he is a Republican...probably voted for Trump
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#75
I have a cousin...younger than me...little brat! He loves Trump...but I still love that kid and
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#158
I am the only liberal. So ya, brother, father and then nieces and nephews. Actually, one niece for
LizBeth
Mar 2020
#96
That is how I feel exactly. Trump is not taking my family from me. He has taken enough...we
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#157
Was that really good reason to abandon your nieces and nephews? What did they do to hurt you?
Doodley
Mar 2020
#109
You are an example to others. I agree with you. I devote much of my time and money to my sick
Doodley
Mar 2020
#110
No I am saying that if someone is either sick or hungry I would help them if I could regardless
totodeinhere
Mar 2020
#77
What LGBTQIA or nonwhites would most of these trumpers aid ? Most would find a reason not to
lunasun
Mar 2020
#91
Well said. If we want more love and understanding, we need to show more love and understanding.
Doodley
Mar 2020
#113
Quite a lot of us WON'T survive tRump's latest ego trip. But nice try.
SammyWinstonJack
Mar 2020
#124