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So you still have friends that have different beliefs than you?
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I'm not from the US. And I don't have friends who are Trump supporters. I have family who support Trump, and I no longer have contact with them. I get you. I guess in my case, my friends are Conservative in the traditional sense, not the bastardized Trump sense.
My dad is a right wing obsessed with American politics. I don't consider it a deal breaker because he doesn't vote in any elections and ultimately doesnt hurt anyone. However i have lost a lot of respect for him as a man and I think he's stupid for believing the nonsense he does.
If this was a friend I would not remain friends with that person. The company I choose to keep reflects me and I learn and listen to those people. I expect a certain level of morals and intelligence from my close friends.