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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We’re the kind of parents who don’t really care much about who wins elections. We did vote for Trump, but either way it wasn’t a big deal to us. My daughter, however, was very upset when she found out. She’s glad we live in a very blue state. We knew he wasn't going to win Maryland. This why we can't tell anyone who we voted for.... [b]Her best friend has some Trump flags in her room[/b], and now my daughter doesn’t want to be friends with her anymore because of it. I told her that it should be okay—that differences in political views shouldn’t end a friendship, especially since they’ve been close friends since kindergarten. The girl is also losing many of her friends for the same reason. I even spoke with her mom. Most of the friend group is Latinas, so SHE NOT RACIST. but they keep telling she likes a "PDF" and a racist. m How can I help my daughter understand that it’s okay to have different views, and how can I help the kids stop treating her friend this way? Do you have a lot of friends that have different political views? [/quote] This is cultish. Did your daughter have Biden flags? I think this explains everything. Besides all the blatant cruelty. Finally, if you can’t tell anyone who you voted for, you know it’s wrong. [/quote]
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