Can I do anything to help my husband with his issue?

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[Post New]04/19/2017 19:58
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Wow OP. I guess it's a good thing you vote the same way as your DH or you would be out too.


+1
I would hate to be married to someone so rigid.
[Post New]04/19/2017 20:04
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Anonymous
My H is LEO and I agree I would not be hanging with a friend nor would my H that has political BS... All over their FB page.

Many cops have become insufferable recently, like they have a license to violate people's civil right. As a manager (sgt) he has had to deal with do many violations of his staff and internal investigations... and the 80% uptick in hate crimes... Not a good environment.





[Post New]04/19/2017 21:16
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TwistdMike
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Just give him a new shiny diaper pin, maybe a trophy, and then provide him a safe space while telling him it will all be okay.
[Post New]04/19/2017 21:18
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Anonymous
Is your husband white?
[Post New]04/19/2017 21:52
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Anonymous
1. This is your husband's relationship to manage. Follow his lead.

2. If your husband's friend posted his political views on fb, maybe he is very vocal (obnoxiously so?) about it? And your dh knows that they wouldn't be able get together without getting in an argument.

I have some childhood friends who have very different views than I do. We became good friends before politics was even on the radar. When we get together, we don't talk politics at all.
[Post New]04/19/2017 22:18
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Anonymous
OP, you and your husband are idiots. Glad you found each other.
[Post New]04/19/2017 22:26
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wow OP. I guess it's a good thing you vote the same way as your DH or you would be out too.


+1
I would hate to be married to someone so rigid.

+1, couple of idiots found each other.
[Post New]04/19/2017 22:30
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Anonymous
I couldn't respect a man who shows such a limited capacity for understanding and tolerance.
[Post New]04/19/2017 22:36
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Anonymous
Well, OP,

Irrespective of your political opinions, would it be fine to just let him take the lead on this? After all, it's his friend.

[Post New]04/19/2017 23:14
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Anonymous
Your DH is a snowflake.
[Post New]04/19/2017 23:50
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I couldn't respect a man who shows such a limited capacity for understanding and tolerance.


+1000
[Post New]04/19/2017 23:51
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Anonymous
Op- I think your DH is being ridiculously rigid. Plain and simple.
[Post New]04/20/2017 00:39
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is it possibly low T? He may want to get it checked.


No, he got fat.
[Post New]04/20/2017 01:01
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I couldn't respect a man who shows such a limited capacity for understanding and tolerance.


Racism and sexism are not deserving of "understanding and tolerance." You can kid yourself all you want, but peel away the layers of excuses and justifications and deflections, and that is what is behind a lot of Trump support. I think OP's husband is smart to keep his distance from his old friend right now if he wants to keep the friendship in the long term. We can deal with the negative aspects of people we care for, but sometimes it's just easier from a distance. Leave it alone, OP. They'll probably see each other some time in the future.
[Post New]04/20/2017 06:02
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Anonymous
How would your husband handle if his boss, his parents, etc voted Trump? This is absolutely absurd.

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