Woman I like it a conservative

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Anonymous wrote:Can she define “conservative “.

I sort of doubt it.

If she can … she’d dateable.

I’m liberal, my h is conservative…. But he hates MAGA because they don’t espouse conservative views nor do they understand them.

I’d be more Concerned with her saying that she is independent, which basically means she doesn’t know what she is.

Nope, it means she actually takes the time to think through and form her own opinion on each issue. As opposed to so many in today’s world who just follow along with what their chosen biased media source feeds them, like lemmings.

BS BS BS

No one with brain cells calls themselves a political conservative at this point in time.

Let's get this clear.

If you are a saying you are a conservative right now
1. You support Project 2025
2. You support Trump
3. You support the US being taken over by a fascist Christian Nationalist regime. No more term limits for Presidents.
4. You support women losing all rights
5. You support minorities losing all civil rights.
6. You do not support the right to vote.

Here is why that list means something bec if you are saying you are a conservative and you are not voting for Biden over Trump then you are not a "conservative" You are brain-dead, and do not support the Constitution of the US> A true conservative would not vote for Trump or any MAGA period.

How does being a conservative mean you don’t

1. Women will lose all rights? What rights will women lose? They haven’t lost any.

2. What rights are minorities losing?

3. How do conservatives not support the right to vote?

Liberals are the ones trying to change the constitution. Conservatives are the ones that actually accept and support it.

If Jan 6th was the way they support it then America doesn’t want or need their support anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know how politics even becomes an issue in relationships. I never brought any of it up in relationships. The people I dated who felt the need to were insufferable.

I’m confused how politics would never come up in your relationships. It’s like religion, a reflection of your values. I’m agnostic and could never marry someone religious. Likewise, I’m apolitical but lean conservative and could never marry someone liberal, not because I need to talk about politics, but because we see the world completely differently.

I'm sure it comes up but I avoid people who keep politics close to their heart in general.

Yeah, it’s such a drag when people care about their own or other peoples human rights. I’m more into Tik Tok.

I've never had tiktok installed on my phone. Hardly anyone has anything interesting to say about politics; just a regurgitation of whatever they're reading online.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know how politics even becomes an issue in relationships. I never brought any of it up in relationships. The people I dated who felt the need to were insufferable.

I’m confused how politics would never come up in your relationships. It’s like religion, a reflection of your values. I’m agnostic and could never marry someone religious. Likewise, I’m apolitical but lean conservative and could never marry someone liberal, not because I need to talk about politics, but because we see the world completely differently.

Exactly. Politics tends to be closely related to a person's core values. I plan to be married till death do u part and raise a family together, to me it seems a lot easier to do that when you share the same values.

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Not worth it.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I don’t love Trump but he’s a better choice. Our country is on the brink of breaking down thanks to Biden and Democrats.

I don’t vote based on emotions. I vote based on policies. Trump had the country running well before the pandemic.

How is supporting a man who literally supported and continues to support a coordinated attack on our nation's democracy and elected officials the better choice for preventing our country from breaking down?

4 more years of Joe will do the above.

yes because those that support Trump are planning another attack on the Capitol if Trump doesn't win.

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Depend on if she is MAGA. Conservative OK, MAGA run.

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Anonymous wrote:Depend on if she is MAGA. Conservative OK, MAGA run.

He's MAGA so...

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know how politics even becomes an issue in relationships. I never brought any of it up in relationships. The people I dated who felt the need to were insufferable.

It is easy, he drops his pants, you see the small penis, you know he is democrat.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know how politics even becomes an issue in relationships. I never brought any of it up in relationships. The people I dated who felt the need to were insufferable.

I’m confused how politics would never come up in your relationships. It’s like religion, a reflection of your values. I’m agnostic and could never marry someone religious. Likewise, I’m apolitical but lean conservative and could never marry someone liberal, not because I need to talk about politics, but because we see the world completely differently.

Got bad news for you if you're a man marrying a woman. She's going to see the world quite a bit differently even if you align on policy positions.

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Anonymous wrote:A woman I’m interested in told me she’s politically conservative. She considers herself an independent but leans conservative on most issues. I’m in the middle and lean on different sides depending on the issue. We agree on some issues and disagree on others. Is is worth dating someone with varying degrees on politics and life issues?

In my experience conservatives men can date liberal woman, but liberal men cannot date conservative women. It boils down to the same reasons, almost all men think they are smarter than women, particularly in politics, but liberal men like to delude themselves that they are feminists, so they cannot handle the cognitive dissonance of their sense of superiority. Conservative men are more in tune with themselves.

lol.

DH is a liberal. I'm an Independent, used to be a R. Married 20 years.

We've had some colorful discussions about politics and history, and at one point, DH said to me, "Every time I say something you have to disagree with me". To which I responded, "If you wanted to marry someone who always agrees with you, you picked the wrong woman."

Over the years we've sort of met in the middle. I have to say that Trump really pushed us closer to the middle to the point where I dropped out of the R party (TBF, I think I was on my way out).

DH is not a progressive liberal; we actually see eye to eye on several issues. I'm more "nationalistic" than he is, but some of that could be because he immigrated here as an adult from a European country.

I think it can work if you are not extremes, and you can respect each other's views and agree to disagree. Otherwise, no, it won't work.

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Anonymous wrote:Idk, who did she vote for in the past two presidential elections?

OP here. Trump and so did I. We will both vote for him again

You are both morons. Glad you found each other.

+1 I don't see what OP's issue is then. Cult members can disagree, but as long as you support your dear leader, you should be golden.

-former R

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Anonymous wrote:Imagine supporting that criminal, orange, racist rapist and thinking it's perfectly normal. There is something seriously wrong with you people. It's obvious you have nothing resembling values supporting someone who literally wished the human sex trafficker he used to hang with "well" during her trial. The low-life insults everyone and yet manages to be cordial towards sex traffickers.

And I say that as someone who loathes Biden.

How is Trump a racist? Give real examples and not just because CNN told you that.

Trump has committed no crimes.
Trumps accuser legit stole the r*pe scenario from an SVU episode. She lied. She even described r*pe as “ sexy”.

Trump banned Epstein from Mar-A-Lago after he hit on an underage girl there.

+100000000000000000

We are waiting!!!

The legal system disagrees with you.

-party of law and order

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The crux of it is if you can talk about the issues rationally and agree to peacefully disagree. There are plenty of things in life to argue over, politics being just one. Child-discipline philosophy for example, or decision-making, or money sharing, these are going to be much more worrisome, and not easy to discuss while dating. So it's got to be all about how you discuss things, and whether both partners are willing to acknowledge and respect the other's point of view. I'm very liberal and my best friend is hard right, but we have great discussions, and never hard feelings about all manner of things we disagree on.

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Anonymous wrote:A woman I’m interested in told me she’s politically conservative. She considers herself an independent but leans conservative on most issues. I’m in the middle and lean on different sides depending on the issue. We agree on some issues and disagree on others. Is is worth dating someone with varying degrees on politics and life issues?

In my experience conservatives men can date liberal woman, but liberal men cannot date conservative women. It boils down to the same reasons, almost all men think they are smarter than women, particularly in politics, but liberal men like to delude themselves that they are feminists, so they cannot handle the cognitive dissonance of their sense of superiority. Conservative men are more in tune with themselves.

lol.

DH is a liberal. I'm an Independent, used to be a R. Married 20 years.

We've had some colorful discussions about politics and history, and at one point, DH said to me, "Every time I say something you have to disagree with me". To which I responded, "If you wanted to marry someone who always agrees with you, you picked the wrong woman."

Over the years we've sort of met in the middle. I have to say that Trump really pushed us closer to the middle to the point where I dropped out of the R party (TBF, I think I was on my way out).

DH is not a progressive liberal; we actually see eye to eye on several issues. I'm more "nationalistic" than he is, but some of that could be because he immigrated here as an adult from a European country.

I think it can work if you are not extremes, and you can respect each other's views and agree to disagree. Otherwise, no, it won't work.

You and your husband are from a different era. People today are hopelessly addicted to increasingly toxic online tribal political content and are more or less incapable of resisting the urge to correct people Who Are Wrong and hate them.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here.

We agree on:

Illegal immigration issues
Abortion/abortion ban
Border security
Red pill
Trans issues
Wars
Guns
National security

We disagree on:

Military
Guns ( we have similar views but different views)
Gay issues
Traditional gender roles
Healthcare reform

Wow you are insane if you think you will find someone who agrees with you on all of this!!

OP here. My parents and her parents both align on these issues. I don’t feel it’s that far-fetched.

These are complicated issues, so if you are in agreement probably none of you knows anything about them anyway and your opinions honestly don't matter that much when you are voting the same way