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yall all apart of the american polarization problem (and it shows)
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Anonymous 14h

Sorry, some of us want universal healthcare, and trans people to not be murdered

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Anonymous 13h

Sorry some of don't want our rights taken away

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Anonymous 14h

all i’m asking is that they actually educate themselves and don’t run from accountability, which is simply becoming more knowledgeable about the consequences of the choice to vote for and support this administration. that’s it. i want them to be able to face it. i won’t slap them with a newspaper over it & i wont fight them over it. i hold up a mirror and they feel attacked bc it doesn’t look good. i’ll wait for the day they can take a breath, walk around the mirror, and stand tall next to me.

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Anonymous 14h

Genuinely if different people of different perspectives actually sat down and talked, it would be infinitely better to have healthy disagreements than every this shit is “oh they want to **** X people” or “they are literally so evil that we cannot talk to them”. The demons in our heads are stronger than the evils of the people in front of us

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Anonymous 9h

notice how i actually didn’t say a single thing lmaooo yall proving my point and it’s exactly the reason you’re gonna be stuck in this administration 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 14h

also speaking of education, this bothers me so bad but from a grammatical standpoint: you’d use “a part of” in this case, so two separate words… the word “apart” is used as an exclusionary, to infer distance, or an item into pieces. examples include “apart from”, “a few feet apart”, or “torn apart”. i see this all too often so no judgement truly, but you do seem keen enough to remember and learn from the advice! /gen

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 14h

oh my god i would do insane things to be able to actually get people to talk to each other. i can’t stand when i’m talking to people with opposing politics and they keep talking about some vague evil group of people they’ve heard of that do things and think things… as if i’m not directly in front of them NOT thinking or doing any of those things. talk to ME not to whatever you heard people think or believe! ffs. social media really killed those skills, particularly for older generations…

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 14h

Bro our generation is also cooked when it comes to this. People who spend too much time watching the news or posting on social media end up with such piss poor social etiquette it’s crazy. I know it might be hard to believe but having a dialogue WORKS — crazy concept

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 16m

all the downvotes is so funny bc i’m right. all the downvoted comments are educated people wishing citizens would talk to each other. ur denial to talk is the EXACT reason you have none of your party’s bills or legislations passing in govt. so idk, keep complaining abt how you were wronged instead of strategically trying to attain a better outcome?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1m
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