How is everyone's address book after the election?

[Kopy 528]

Some serious meltdowns going on out there. You guy's lose any friends or family members?

My address book has gotten considerably lighter. But for a Trump presidency part 2. Along with a unified congress.

It was/is definitely worth it. I'd float my Trump banner all over again no questions asked.

You guy's?

 

[weepaws 2,969]

Sorry about that.  

 

[Hawkeye21 2,185]

Zero effect on my friends and family.

[Fnord 1,637]

5 hours ago, Kopy said:

Some serious meltdowns going on out there. You guy's lose any friends or family members?

My address book has gotten considerably lighter. But for a Trump presidency part 2. Along with a unified congress.

It was/is definitely worth it. I'd float my Trump banner all over again no questions asked.

You guy's?

 

All good in my 'hood. My dad and I argue politics all the time, since we can speak our mind and won't hold grudges. Sometimes one of us just has to say "we're done talking about this" and we talk about something else. I don't socialize with many people that will admit to voting for Trump, but I do have a ton of family that did. I'm not going to stop talking to them over it. Those bonds are way stronger than political leanings.

[Hawkeye21 2,185]

21 minutes ago, Fnord said:

All good in my 'hood. My dad and I argue politics all the time, since we can speak our mind and won't hold grudges. Sometimes one of us just has to say "we're done talking about this" and we talk about something else. I don't socialize with many people that will admit to voting for Trump, but I do have a ton of family that did. I'm not going to stop talking to them over it. Those bonds are way stronger than political leanings.

Normal adults are capable of doing that.  Sadly, there seem to be a lack of normal adults.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,005]

Most of my family are liberal.  But as the Alpha, I am not subjected to the nonsense. 

[nobody 2,446]

Still empty.  

Anybody want to be my friend?

[easilyscan 693]

Lost a couple leading up to the 2020 election. One of my best childhood friends told me that anyone who even considered voting for Trump is a NOT-Z

Also attacked some mutual friends saying they were nothing more than hillbillies. Haven't spoken since. 

[Gladiators 1,958]

No changes here.

[supermike80 1,566]

My wifes sister, brother and father are liberals.  Took me a while to flip her but shes a republican now.   They dont love it but they respect her choice.  As we do with theirs. 

Kinda how it should be

[Voltaire 4,865]

I worried that my eldest daughter (17) could be sucked into the leftoid cult because she is pro-choice (not for herself personally, for others though) and has a great affinity for your usual name brand elitist leftoid spewing universities, but fortunately she supports Donald Trump and has a great affinity for Tulsi Gabbard. Son (15) is conservtive and my wife is furthest right in the family. The youngest one is 11 this stuff isn't on the radar yet.

[nobody 2,446]

I have a newborn at home.  She smiled at a Kamala ad, so I put her up for adoption immediately.

[jerryskids 6,095]

My older daughter is a bit distraught, but nothing that will destroy our family or anything.  She has drunk a bit of the Tik Tok koolaid, and will figure it out in time.  Her older brother, my son, is the most conservative of anyone in our family, and likes to troll his younger sister.  I plan to see him before our Thanksgiving get-together and slap him in the haid to communicate that such trolling won't be acceptable. 

On another note, a few weeks ago my wife and I went out with our neighbors, and on the way home, we learned that the neighbor wife was on billboards for "conservatives against Trump" or something similar.  I golfed with the guy today, and at some point asked how his wife was handling it.  He said OK, and then said something about being afraid of WW3.  I responded that that was one of the things I felt most sure that Trump would handle better than Harris.  That ended the political talk.   

 

[Gladiators 1,958]

16 minutes ago, nobody said:

I have a newborn at home.  She smiled at a Kamala ad, so I put her up for adoption immediately.

I’ll take her. I’m sure she wasn’t just smiling…she was laughing on the inside. 

[DonS 3,232]

28 minutes ago, nobody said:

I have a newborn at home.  She smiled at a Kamala ad, so I put her up for adoption immediately.

She probably thought the laughing clown was funny. 

[RaiderHaters Revenge 4,005]

4 hours ago, jerryskids said:

My older daughter is a bit distraught, but nothing that will destroy our family or anything.  She has drunk a bit of the Tik Tok koolaid, and will figure it out in time.  Her older brother, my son, is the most conservative of anyone in our family, and likes to troll his younger sister.  I plan to see him before our Thanksgiving get-together and slap him in the haid to communicate that such trolling won't be acceptable. 

On another note, a few weeks ago my wife and I went out with our neighbors, and on the way home, we learned that the neighbor wife was on billboards for "conservatives against Trump" or something similar.  I golfed with the guy today, and at some point asked how his wife was handling it.  He said OK, and then said something about being afraid of WW3.  I responded that that was one of the things I felt most sure that Trump would handle better than Harris.  That ended the political talk.   

 

wait there are still idiots who think Trump is gonna start WW3?

 

[RaiderHaters Revenge 4,005]

10 hours ago, Fnord said:

All good in my 'hood. My dad and I argue politics all the time, since we can speak our mind and won't hold grudges. Sometimes one of us just has to say "we're done talking about this" and we talk about something else. I don't socialize with many people that will admit to voting for Trump, but I do have a ton of family that did. I'm not going to stop talking to them over it. Those bonds are way stronger than political leanings.

damn thats rough for your dad, I wonder how many times he just says to himself, I wish my son was gay

 

[BunnysBastatrds 2,109]

 Here’s to looking up yer mom’s address 

[Frozenbeernuts 1,850]

I haven't seen a single person in my life affected. My brother is very liberal, and he sent me a funny message the other day.

[TBayXXXVII 2,364]

I have one cousin who had this massive rant on Facebook.  It's comedic gold.  She unfriended every conservative she had.   I never post on Facebook, but I love reading those meltdowns.  I never really talk to her that much though... never really have.  Nothing to do with politics, just that my family is so big that little pockets get created.

Other than that, I really don't have any friends who are Democrats.  Just happened organically. 

[listen2me 23 1,745]

I know nothing of this.  Many of my immediate friends are at least on the conservative side.  My family is fairly 50 50.  People in my community are fairly conservative but there is a decent mix.  

I dont lose friends over politics.  The liberals here are fairly normal.  They arent the big city blue haired sky screamer freaks.  Im sure some people I know took it hard.  But you wouldnt know it by any sort of dramatic reactions.   

[HotRod 35]

I was told not to show up at my sisters for thanksgiving.  She was triggered and can't have any trump voters in her house.  Worth it.

[Reality 3,019]

If you lost a friend over this election, you weren't really friends. Family is different, of course, you didn't choose them.

Related and telling, current political climate. 

 

[MDC 6,658]

I have liberal and conservative friends and family and can’t imagine anyone cutting someone else off over politics. That’s just dumb. You don’t change anyone’s mind by shunning them.

[Fnord 1,637]

7 hours ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

damn thats rough for your dad, I wonder how many times he just says to himself, I wish my son was gay

 

Well done.

[purdygood 298]

How is your Rolodex doing Grandpa... ?

[Nomad99 619]

14 hours ago, nobody said:

Still empty.  

Anybody want to be my friend?

Said nobody.....

[RaiderHaters Revenge 4,005]

5 hours ago, Fnord said:

Well done.

I knew you’d appreciate that

[Voltaire 4,865]

6 hours ago, Reality said:

If you lost a friend over this election, you weren't really friends. Family is different, of course, you didn't choose them.

Related and telling, current political climate. 

 

Sounds about right,

[Mike Honcho 4,648]

The address book is lighter but it's balanced out by all the additions to people who made "the LIST".

[Drizzay 671]

I don't talk about politics with anyone.  It's boring.

[Fnord 1,637]

2 hours ago, Drizzay said:

I don't talk about politics with anyone.  It's boring.

Not if you find someone that you can respectfully disagree/argue with. It's nice to hear honest opinions from those you may disagree politically with. Helps to reinforce the fact that Americans have a lot more in common with each other than not.