Would you tell your friend the neighborhood they are looking is Trumpy?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice?

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

So you’re basing a judgement on what you’ve read about a town/city in a state you don’t live in? Don’t you have other things to worry about? And besides, what do you care? You don’t have to live there.

Congratulate your friend on their purchase and MYOB.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice? :lol:

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

What does "actively disliking" people for wearing masks look like in an neighborhood? :roll: Can you please give us an example of this "active" disliking? :lol:

Why hello time traveler from 2019. You may want to update yourself on the politics of masking in 2022. "As mask mandates are loosened, Americans who opt to continue wearing face masks face harassment | Salon.com" https://www.salon.com/2022/03/08/mask-shaming-desantis/

People that chose not to wear a mask have already lived through that harassment for over 2 years. it’s not ok either way but don’t think it’s only happening to you, you just didn’t care when it happened before because it didn’t effect you.

[Anonymous]

yes. but when you say something, do not describe it as "trumpy," instead just note that its substantially more "conservative" than surrounding areas

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice? :lol:

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

What does "actively disliking" people for wearing masks look like in an neighborhood? :roll: Can you please give us an example of this "active" disliking? :lol:

Why hello time traveler from 2019. You may want to update yourself on the politics of masking in 2022. "As mask mandates are loosened, Americans who opt to continue wearing face masks face harassment | Salon.com" https://www.salon.com/2022/03/08/mask-shaming-desantis/

People that chose not to wear a mask have already lived through that harassment for over 2 years. it’s not ok either way but don’t think it’s only happening to you, you just didn’t care when it happened before because it didn’t effect you.

Speak for yourself, I actually did care but I can't control what other people do.

[Anonymous]

There is Trumpy and then there is conservative.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice?

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

So you’re basing a judgement on what you’ve read about a town/city in a state you don’t live in? Don’t you have other things to worry about? And besides, what do you care? You don’t have to live there.

Congratulate your friend on their purchase and MYOB.

I wasn't really looking for the info, I randomly saw something about the exact neighborhood where they are looking and did some more reading. They haven't bought yet. And as I stated, if they are fine with it, I am fine with it. I genuinely don't know if they know.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice?

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

So you’re basing a judgement on what you’ve read about a town/city in a state you don’t live in? Don’t you have other things to worry about? And besides, what do you care? You don’t have to live there.

Congratulate your friend on their purchase and MYOB.

lol whut?

That's like saying "you can't judge the climate in Ukraine right now because you don't live there."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice?

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

So you’re basing a judgement on what you’ve read about a town/city in a state you don’t live in? Don’t you have other things to worry about? And besides, what do you care? You don’t have to live there.

Congratulate your friend on their purchase and MYOB.

lol whut?

That's like saying "you can't judge the climate in Ukraine right now because you don't live there."

That’s a bit of a reach, no?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is Trumpy and then there is conservative.

Yeah, I'm liberal as hell, but I have conservative friends and family. I have no Trumpy friends or family, because my friends and family are not cult members.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is Trumpy and then there is conservative.

Yeah, I'm liberal as hell, but I have conservative friends and family. I have no Trumpy friends or family, because my friends and family are not cult members.

+1

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did your friend explicitly stated their disdain for Trumpy neighborhoods? Did they ask you for advice? :lol:

My friend and I are close and they are not fans of Trump supporters' political beliefs. I don't think she would mind living around people who simply have different beliefs, but what I have read goes beyond people just thinking differently. It's one thing to disagree about politics, it's another to live in a neighborhood where people actively dislike people for wearing masks, or who want to censor certain types of books/speech in the schools.

What does "actively disliking" people for wearing masks look like in an neighborhood? :roll: Can you please give us an example of this "active" disliking? :lol:

Why hello time traveler from 2019. You may want to update yourself on the politics of masking in 2022. "As mask mandates are loosened, Americans who opt to continue wearing face masks face harassment | Salon.com" https://www.salon.com/2022/03/08/mask-shaming-desantis/

People that chose not to wear a mask have already lived through that harassment for over 2 years. it’s not ok either way but don’t think it’s only happening to you, you just didn’t care when it happened before because it didn’t effect you.

If people were harassed for not wearing a mask for over two years, then they weren’t masking during the mandates. Demanding that people mask where and when it’s required isn’t harassment. A person’s refusal to mask at the height of covid deaths could have harmed others. However, if someone now wants to wear 5 masks and a full biohazard suit when they go out in public, it has no effect on others.

You can’t “both sides” this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is so interesting and a good view into the “white moderate” that’s more concerned with civility than civil rights

y’all are defending people who support a man who tried to stage a coup of the freaking government and overturn an election.

But as long as your neighbors want and bring you some apple pie that’s just fine.

Whew! European Americans are a fascinating bunch.

Yeah, but they’re not “moderates,” they’re Republicans who are aware that Republicans are viewed as toxic neighbors by people these days. “MoDeRaTeS,” I call them.

- White liberal; but yes, European Americans are fun. “Fascinating.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:FTR I couldn't care less if they are cool with living in a Trumpy neighborhood but I genuinely can't tell if they actually know. I asked her what they think of it and they said their friends live in the next town over and they like it so it must be fine. They are liberal/progressive if that is not obvious.

Well clearly if they move there, you have to end the friendship!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Please elaborate on what makes a neighborhood look Trumpy?

Trump signs. Confederate flags. Blue line flags. Gun racks on pickup trucks.

My Bethesda neighborhood has none of that yet 3 people on my block were Trump appointees. And at least 3 more people are Republican. Does that make it Trumpy?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Please elaborate on what makes a neighborhood look Trumpy?

Trump signs. Confederate flags. Blue line flags. Gun racks on pickup trucks.

My Bethesda neighborhood has none of that yet 3 people on my block were Trump appointees. And at least 3 more people are Republican. Does that make it Trumpy?

No. Those are just people who benefited from Trumpy voters.