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So you still have friends that have different beliefs than you?
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Different religious beliefs? Sure, that’s a non-issue. I’m not friends with any wingnuts to begin with.
Politics? Anyone to the right of John McCain, I’ve cut them the fuck off. No MAGA. They’re the enemy and I will never forgive them.
The two extremes seem more similar to each other than most people seem to want to admit - to me anyway. But I respect anyone's opinion to not see it that way.
More to the point, having changed my own beliefs multiple times throughout life, I suppose I just see others who are still on some "other side" as being more like me, or at least past me. We are all just wrong in different ways.
Yes, I get that people are going to die. Even so.