Daddy died a MAGA. His last words were apologies for how his Trumpism hurt our family.
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Yet you make this judgement over a handful of message board posts... but daddy the Maga is the toxic person we all need to get rid of. Sorry man, you're no different than him, just different politics.
One need not align to a political party or philosophy to hold hatred in their heart for others.
Some are angry. Some are prideful. Both can express hatred.
In the end, it’s not about what you accomplished, what you thought, or who you voted for. It’s about how you make others feel.
Sounds like the gentleman in OP’s story had death bed regrets for how he made his daughter feel.
Some are angry. Some are prideful. Both can express hatred.
In the end, it’s not about what you accomplished, what you thought, or who you voted for. It’s about how you make others feel.
Sounds like the gentleman in OP’s story had death bed regrets for how he made his daughter feel.
I know many families facing very similar situations, split down the middle by the MAGA movement and the built in hatred and anger that goes hand in hand with it. It's incredibly sad and frustrating to see the way it's wrecking interpersonal relationships around the country. All of it based on one terrible guy who couldn't give two shits about anyone but himself.
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Got any articles about MSNBC or NPR tearing families apart?
'Fox News brain': meet the families torn apart by toxic cable news
Fox News built a wall between Luke O’Neil and his mother, and he’s just one of many families split by its viral ideology
What I’ve Learned From People Whose Loved Ones Were Transformed by Fox News
I’ve been collecting stories from people who feel as though their loved ones were changed by Fox News. They don’t have happy endings.
nymag.com
I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured by thrashing hysteria
Old white people are drowning in despair and rage. Here's how my father lost his mind -- thanks to his cable diet
www.salon.com
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As we he should have.
She made a career in public education and he labeled her an enemy.
That's a terrible thing to do to your child.
Huh. I just told you I'm not having a beer with either of the loony political side of the aisle and you're still focused on thinking I'm a MAGA hater only. Derp.
I don't like many humans in general. It doesn't take much to push someone into the not-worth-my-time category. Stupid and trashy political leanings is just one of those nudges. I don't have the "I need to like or be liked by everyone" gene. It may be a little bit, but you've shown enough I have zero interest in getting to know more about you. I'd hope you feel the same about me.
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The normal you is at times interesting. The loony bin righty one is not and is just too much baggage.
No offense. I probably hate more people than you do. My circle is an elite club.
Fox is divisive political garbage. You linking stories from (checks notes), Salon, the Guardian and NY mag verifies my point perfectly though.Got any articles about MSNBC or NPR tearing families apart?
'Fox News brain': meet the families torn apart by toxic cable news
Fox News built a wall between Luke O’Neil and his mother, and he’s just one of many families split by its viral ideologywww.theguardian.com
What I’ve Learned From People Whose Loved Ones Were Transformed by Fox News
I’ve been collecting stories from people who feel as though their loved ones were changed by Fox News. They don’t have happy endings.
I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured by thrashing hysteria
Old white people are drowning in despair and rage. Here's how my father lost his mind -- thanks to his cable diet
Those on the far left refuse to see you're every bit as divisive, unhinged and hate filled as maga daddy was... and it's bc of the garbage you choose to consume.
Magats show up as expected to champion brainwashing.
Got any articles about MSNBC or NPR tearing families apart?
'Fox News brain': meet the families torn apart by toxic cable news
Fox News built a wall between Luke O’Neil and his mother, and he’s just one of many families split by its viral ideology
What I’ve Learned From People Whose Loved Ones Were Transformed by Fox News
I’ve been collecting stories from people who feel as though their loved ones were changed by Fox News. They don’t have happy endings.
I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured by thrashing hysteria
Old white people are drowning in despair and rage. Here's how my father lost his mind -- thanks to his cable diet
I'd actually love to read a story like that. How MSNBC and Obama's message of Hope and Change tore my family apart! There's gotta be a MAGA out there that can put it to paper. I'd read it all the way through (misspellings and all).
No, but it would be great if you'd stop DM'ing me and asking if you can wear my ballsack on your face. Enough already. It's not my thing and it's not happening.
You'd hope I feel the same about you? Why exactly?
Interesting story that I find at least a little relatable... Natural and I used to bicker from time to time on here. He didn't like hrot me much nor did I particularly care for his online persona all the time.
Then he passed away and we learned who he was. Turned out we knew each other. We had a class together in college and actually did a group project together our freshmen years. In the years since we'd worked loosely together on a few things in our separate careers and always got along well.
My guess is you and I would get along just fine. Neither of us are likely the aholes in real life we occasionally act like on here.
This. The non stop grievances. The seething anger. The actions against their best interests in the zeal to inflict harm on others not in their tribe.
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Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan continues to be lambasted for a June 11 interview with CNN’s Chris Cuomo, during which she suggested the occupied protest around the city’s east police precinct could simply be a “summer of love.”
The remark has not aged well.
In the ten days since her comments on CNN, the zone referred to as CHOP (Capitol Hill Occupied Protest) has seen several serious and violent crimes, including an attempted arson, multiple assaults captured on video, and the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old.
Republicans – including the President – have painted the mayor’s remarks as tone-deaf, considering the public safety implications of what protesters call a “cop-free zone.”
Thanks, that sounds exactly like the sort of thing that whiskey would be fixated on. That's got to be what he was referring.
Lol. Grow up. I've called this MAGA joke and disaster for years. Thanks for the compliment.
I love how all the MAGA HORTers laugh and think this is made up. It brings me great joy that their family and the people that are forced to be around them secretly despise, avoid, and hate them and just find ways to put up with them.
Ioway nice in action!
Ioway nice in action!
Your simply wrong in pretty much every assertion here, likely guided to this conclusion by hateful divisive media sources you choose to consume.
10s of millions voting for DT aren't 10s of millions that are some inherent danger to the country. What have these 10s of millions done over the past 4 years under a Biden presidency besides complain and in some cases rant to their families and social media?
And yes, the Chis' of the country are plenty and consistently harmful. Who do you think it is gluing themselves to highways, dumping paint on works of art etc...? Who do you think makes up antifa and before them occupy wallstreet? Who spent the better part of 2020 rioting and burning cities across the country? The Chis' of the country are the core of that garbage segment.
Nor do I, nor was that remotely the point. You've actually made my point for me throughout this thread though... You're as hatefilled as maga daddy, you just think yours is justifiable.
I'll add you to the list of people with a very distorted sense of reality. Are you one of the millions - and majority - of Republicans who think Donald Trump won the election in 2020 and that Joe Biden stole it and is not the legitimate president?
That's a really easy litmus test in terms of your grip on reality. It's also a common purity test for success in the Republican party.
Are you still eagerly awaiting the next drop from Q? There are/were Q bozos in congress, that's how mainstream the conspiracy lunatics have become in the GOP.
There's barely a topic that does not have a mainstream conspiracy theory within the GOP. From schooling, to grooming, global warming, Deep State!!!, immigration, FBI/DOJ, covid, pedophiles, and on and on.
Your list of Chis' perfectly illustrates the difference. Antifa 'members' would be measured in the hundreds or thousands, not millions. The people blocking highways, dumping paint? Dozens or hundreds? It's not the majority of one of two prominent political parties. They are barely represented within elected positions.
Which is a far different scenario than on the right where the lunatics have taken over the party and detachment from reality and escapism in conspiracy rabbit holes is rampant among the base like Daddy in the OP.
As I’ve stated many a times, social media will be the death of this country..is now social media is killing this country.
I’ve got family members that say Fox News this, Twitter (X) that. I tell them to turn off the tv or put down the phone, step away from social media.
I’ve got family members that say Fox News this, Twitter (X) that. I tell them to turn off the tv or put down the phone, step away from social media.
