Anonymous wrote:Abortio n clinic would be the worst.
Might as well work at Aushwitz.
Anonymous wrote:I feel you. If I learned that new friends, say, were employed by Monsanto in some capacity, that'd be a deal-breaker.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I heard a neighbor interviewed once on NPR, as a spokesperson for an industry association. They were opposing certain workplace safety regulations and saying they weren't needed. My grandfather died prematurely from this exact issue before I was born. That put a damper on things.
I honestly believe you should tell your friend. They probably grew up in a very privileged circle and their friends/relatives never had to face the same dangers.
It’s amzing what happens when things “get personal” for many conservatives. For example, when their son comes out as gay and Republican politicians reverse course on their gay marriage opposition. Perhaps this could be a learning moment for your friend.
Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:I heard a neighbor interviewed once on NPR, as a spokesperson for an industry association. They were opposing certain workplace safety regulations and saying they weren't needed. My grandfather died prematurely from this exact issue before I was born. That put a damper on things.
Anonymous wrote:My partner and I just moved to a new house and we are eager to make new friends in the neighborhood. We met a nice couple, and it came out that one of them works at a company that most people would think is evil (think tobacco). I am having trouble seeing past that. Should that be a friendship deal breaker? Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My partner and I just moved to a new house and we are eager to make new friends in the neighborhood. We met a nice couple, and it came out that one of them works at a company that most people would think is evil (think tobacco). I am having trouble seeing past that. Should that be a friendship deal breaker? Thanks.
Why do you think the neighbor wants to befriend someone with your puppy dog eagerness and living outside of marriage? You are not all that morally
We're married.
No married person refers to a spouse as “my partner”
Anonymous wrote:Not everyone is fortunate enough to be able to choose their employment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband works for a government agency. A parent in my son’s preschool class is a lobbyist who lobbies against that agency. We invite their son to BD parties but we do not have play dates with just their son.
We met a nice family at our neighborhood park. I googled them and they are both Republican fundraisers, lawyers, etc. and involved in PACs and lobbying. We are quite liberal and never called them.
They must be devastated, simply devastated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he worked in factory farming/agribusiness legal torture would be a deal breaker.
Oh, you mean an abortion clinic? Yes, I agree with you.