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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m a new conservative and you’ll never know. I’ll busily load the dishwasher while you tell me about how looting is a form of free speech, and I’ll nod politely when you start ranting about how school is just too dangerous. I’ll never tip my hand because I don’t want my children ostracized or my husband’s business harmed. I bet there are more like me. Go Youngkin!!![/quote]

+1 this is me exactly

I only discuss politics with conservative friends/family.[/quote]

+ 1

I go even further. I parrot back the same leftist idiot platitudes, but turned up to 11. Many of my libiot acquaintances think I’m a full-on Marxist, and I chide them for being borderline conservatives.

I voted for Trump three times. They never suspect it. Morons. [/quote]

Yup. Trumphumpers are POS liars. No surprise here.

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Actually, what you are hearing here is that liberals have become so intolerant of other views that tipping one’s hand to a conservative viewpoint could cost a job, play dates, whatever. The new mcarthyism. Agree with me or you’ll be [b]labeled a racist[/b] and lose everything. [/quote]

Worse. A trumper. 
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The left is trying to fire/ruin anyone with [b]any different view[/b]. It’s no wonder people feel the need to hide. I have voted Democrat until recently but will vote Youngkin for governor. I’ve HAD IT with the liberal intolerance. If I don’t want to put she/her on my email, it means I’m a thoughtful person with a different reasonable opinion. I’m tired of any tiny refusal to tow an increasingly nutty line being labeled “trumper” or “racist”.  I’m not going to express these thoughts anywhere but at the ballot box. That’s the beauty of democracy![/quote]

Wrong. It’s not a “different view”. It choosing a different reality. Believing The Big Lie or whatever other lies the GOP tries to dish out - without question. 
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You are proving the point. Any tiny difference of opinion renders you a senseless trumper moron. Actually, I’m a very well educated person who happens to disagree with the notion that I’m a “birthing person” rather than a mother, for example. But carry on with your hateful hatred on any diversity of opinion. [/quote]

It’s not a “tiny difference of opinion” FFS.

Who won the 2020 election?

Do you think VA should make it easier for partisans to overthrow election results without any evidence? That is the GOP plan. 
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You are a loon. The issue is that democrats will not tolerate any tiny difference of opinion. Either you put your pronouns on your email or you are a bigot. Either you pretend rioting didn’t happen or you are a racist. Ironically, republicans are becoming the party of tolerance - there is no desire to get you fired or harm your family if you aren’t in lockstep agreement. [/quote]

I am a D with a ton of D friends and literally I don’t know *anyone* pushing any of that. A few friends in academia do include pronouns but I’ve never heard anyone mention whether people have them or not - I don’t. People acknowledge there was some violence at the protests. I have a few transgender people in my life. Several gay people in my family. Very LGBTQ+. Literally no one is pushing “birthing people”.

Outside of Twitter (faux) outrage, these aren’t *real* issues for *real* people.

The big hot topics for most Ds *actually* are:
Voter suppression (The Big Lie)
Women’s rights
LGBTQ+ rights

Seems like you’re focusing on the wedge issues that the GOP is pushing. Not reality. 
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