Anonymous #1 7w

At least we know what a woman is 🤪

-5

Anonymous #4 7w

Says the party that’s trying to shutter the department of education because trump knows he can’t win any educated voters

5

Anonymous #6 7w

Also the party of sex offenders, I think it’s perfectly fair to find your partner being Republican to be somewhat concerning

9

Anonymous #3 7w

What if they vote?

1

Anonymous #2 7w

Some people don’t pick a side, stop dividing the country

7

Anonymous #6 7w

Yawn. As if any of us wanted to date the blue hair crew anyways. Anytime you say you don’t want to date a Republican, we laugh, and appreciate you saving us the time of having to get to know someone truly miserable. People who have no rational connection to reality tend to make poor partners.

-2

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

Wow someone rational.

0

Anonymous #10 7w

That’s the mentality of the left. You’re either with them, or you’re a Nazi.

-1

Anonymous #10 7w

…? Then whoever they voted for will answer your question? And if they don’t vote, then they don’t really HAVE political convictions and either way that’s still an answer

1

Anonymous #4 7w

hard to find these days tbh

2

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

Nah, I’m Hispanic and I can’t be dating a MF chanting for me and my family to be deported or sent to a concentration camp

4

Anonymous #1 7w

then that’s not someone who respects you or that you like as a person. so find someone else, point still stands

4

Anonymous #4 7w

If you’re so connected to reality then why can’t any trump supporters name anything he’s done to actually help regular Americans? Making the country less brown doesn’t count

3

Anonymous #1 7w

right so i said as long as they respect you and are a good person their political stance doesn’t matter

2

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

You can’t simultaneously respect someone and vote to enable people who not only don’t respect those people but actively want to harm them. For example I don’t believe it’s possible to both support trans individuals and vote Republican considering republicans are openly set on limiting the rights of trans people. You need to take accountability for your actions

-1

Anonymous #6 7w

And if you think the example is dramatic look into the trump administrations efforts to literally erase trans history from the stonewall inn monument. There’s nothing there aimed at protecting kids, just some bigots who want to remove people from the history books

-1

Anonymous #6 7w

like i said if you know them and they’re respectful and kind it shouldn’t matter if they call themselves a democrat or republican. those are just titles they say nothing about a person or what they stand for. the problem with our world is people not accepting people with different opinions and only surrounding themselves with people who agree. look up confirmation bias

4

Anonymous #1 7w

You know we don’t want every single Latino deported right? It’s like your brain completely shuts off when you think about us evil republicans 🤪🤡

2

Anonymous #4 7w

“You know”? Well how would they know that? And why would anyone believe it? You keep voting for someone who keeps having them kidnapped and disappeared without due process and then brags about that specific problem like it isn’t one. It’s like voting for Obama and then saying “relax it’s not like I WANT Medicare to pass”

3

Anonymous #3 7w

There it is, the dumbest thing I’ve read today

0

Anonymous #3 7w

how would you know that someone who registered republican doesn’t want every latino deported? well, it MIIIGHT have to do with what wasty said 40 times now but idk

3

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

What do you mean it says nothing about what they stand for? The people you chose to empower by definition represent what you stand for. The Republican Party is (just as two very visible examples) erasing trans history and arresting people without due process, which is in direct violation of what’s written in the constitution. That’s real harm to real people.

0

Anonymous #6 7w

And if it’s your “opinion” that we shouldn’t adhere to the constitution or that people you disagree with deserve to have their histories erased from public view, then I feel entirely validated in saying that that is a disqualifying factor for me as far as if I want to spend time with you or not.

3

Anonymous #6 7w

No due process coming in, no due process going out. Fuck around, find out.

0

Anonymous #6 7w

This isn’t cutting people off over a disagreement about tax rates or zoning laws, these are real peoples lives being destroyed because people don’t want to think too hard about the consequences of their actions. That’s why I say I choose to hold people accountable

3

Anonymous #4 7w

Do you believe we should adhere to the words written in the constitution? Yes or no?

2

Anonymous #6 7w

The constitution wasn’t written for non citizens. Thanks.

0

Anonymous #4 7w

I’m sorry but that’s not correct. The 5th amendment guarantees due process for anyone on American soil, including undocumented immigrants. This has been supported by numerous Supreme Court cases. Info on this is very easy to find if you want to learn more about it

3

Anonymous #6 7w

not everyone who’s republican agrees with those values just as not everyone who’s democrat agrees with those values. the us isn’t blue and red, most are in the middle. stop labeling people as evil just because they go by republican. it tells you nothing about who they are as a person or what they stand for.

2

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

It doesn’t matter if you agree or not, if you put trump in office then you’re partially responsible for the things he does. He has always been a racist (look into his discriminatory housing case), he’s always spewed hateful rhetoric about immigrants, and has always broken the law whenever he’s able to. Now as president, he’s sending people to foreign prisons for life without trial (cecot). Those are real people with real lives.

0

Anonymous #6 7w

If that sort of thing bothered you, you’d either vote for someone else, not vote, or admit that you made a mistake. If you’re a Republican who’s proud of who they voted for and would do it again, then yes, I believe you’re a bad person. Either that or somewhat ignorant. I mean do you think the right to due process is debatable or up to some sort of personality difference?

2

Anonymous #6 7w

i’m not talking about trump im talking about judging people for their political labels stop dividing our country more and speak to people outside of your beliefs, you’ll be surprised what you learn 🤗 leaving this there

1

Anonymous #6 7w

Honestly good, because I honestly don’t care. They’re fine with what’s going on so I see no issue. When we have democratic presidents who literally open the door for over a million of them a year to violate our sovereignty, we shouldn’t have to waste time and resources reviewing each plea to stay. If they can’t prove legal status, they need to be removed immediately.

0

Anonymous #6 7w

this is a whole new can of worms but i think if you’re here illegally you don’t have the right to stay here. do it right. that’s what my family did when they came, there’s a process for this. I don’t see yall complaining about how switzerland has a super strict immigration policy, yall just hate the US

2

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

Before our current moment the labels mattered less but since trump took over the Republican Party identifying as a Republican and voting as one essentially means that you’re a trump supporter (except for the very few never trump republicans). Trump is doing horrible things with his power and I personally choose to hold adults accountable for their actions. I think speaking honestly about these things is the best way to bring people together. If we can’t talk about what’s happening then how can

3

Anonymous #6 7w

We fix it?

1

Anonymous #4 7w

History is full of lessons about what happens when people start to remove rights for certain groups. This is why we have a constitution whose rules we follow unless changed by amendments. If you want to amend the constitution then do that. Otherwise, we should adhere to what’s written in it, regardless of the current hot button issues.

3

Anonymous #6 7w

I’m a strong believer in a strong border, which is why I think we need more funding for creating that. However violating the constitution is a slippery slope. Are there any other parts of the document you believe we should ignore?

1

Anonymous #6 7w

Also if someone clearly immigrated illegally, it shouldn’t be difficult for the government to win a deportation case against them. Murderers and rapists get trials in this country, why shouldn’t illegal immigrants (civil offense)

3

Anonymous #6 7w

believe it or not most republicans are just normal working people. trump is a republican but that doesn’t mean all or even most republicans support trump. go outside and meet real working people and you’ll see that

3

Anonymous #6 7w

The point is that they shouldn’t need to win a case. There should be no case. They don’t deserve the American justice system because they aren’t an American. They certainly didn’t care about our laws when they entered.

0

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

Can we agree that by voting for trump, you are a trump supporter? Not even trying to be snarky there, just genuinely curious if you’re trying to differentiate between the two

3

Anonymous #6 7w

Because I agree that most republicans probably don’t personally believe people deserve to spend their life in cecot for having tattoos. Still, many Germans during WWII didnt personally hate Jews, they just voted how they voted and didn’t want to think too much about the consequences.

3

Anonymous #6 7w

It’s possible to be a real working person who’s not entirely hateful and still be willfully ignorant to the lives youre destroying

1

Anonymous #4 7w

Ok so you disagree with the constitution. That’s an opinion and you’re entitled to it. Right now though what do you think we should do? Should we disregard the constitution because some people don’t like what’s written in it or should we adhere to it until we successfully amend the document as the founding fathers intended?

3

Anonymous #6 7w

not necessarily most support policies and not people. Most support stricter immigration laws with no way to know it would be gone about like this. a little less judgement in the world will make so much difference

1

Anonymous wastytasty 7w

So a trump voter just supports the policies trump approves and the actions that follow but doesn’t support trump himself?

3

Anonymous #6 7w

Do you really think this was a surprising outcome? Trump is someone who’s broken the laws on countless occasions and always lied to get what he wants. How could anyone expect him to suddenly care about the laws once he was elected again? I mean he tried to overturn the results of the election and got caught red handed.

3

Anonymous #6 7w

I’m not saying half the country are bad people, they’re just likely somewhat willfully ignorant. I just get tired of giving people passes when so much harm is happening because of their actions. At some point people need to act like adults and take accountability

3