MAGA - The family impact

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Geisterfahrer said:
This thread really has not delivered the pathos and family brawls I was hoping to savor. You people really disappoint me. I want volcanic eruptions of anger and intra-familial fisticuffs. Do better new zizzle!
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Well, to be fair the thread got diverted and distracted by the odd Tik Tok family dancing around Dear Leader video. Maybe we can get back on track and give some stories of family holiday misery with outspoken Trumper relatives.
 
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HeelingAg said:
Fwiw, I got into a mildly testy exchange with a Gen X hippie, raised by boomer hippies, who took offense to me bringing up the through-line from the libertarianism embedded within the deadhead movement to the tea party to maga (they brought up The G.D., fwiw). I couched it as a “small but not insignificant component” of the deadheads, and offered it as a careful-what-you-wish-for counter to their wish of having “a world built on the kindness exemplified” by the deadhead movement.

I might not be invited back.
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He's probably confused.
 
1moretimeagain said:
lol. You’re talking about people who have a cardboard cut out of a politician in their house.
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Good point. So by GT's assessment these people didn't let politics become so all consuming, yet they have a political cut out and are dancing with it at a family holiday gathering. Hmmm.

You know, the more I have thought about this thread, the less I care. I'm just not going to talk politics with family or friends and if someone has a trump cardboard cutout, it's none of my business. Maybe that's their kink.
 
Just had our first family get together with my side of the family. Neither Trump, the election or politics in general came up at all. I still have no idea of how anyone but my wife and kids voted.
 
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