[ SECRET POST #3238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3238 ⌋

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Comments

Re: anon with the fascist-inclined cousin from yesterday

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

Maybe it depends on how close your family is, but disowning someone and cutting off contact because of differing political opinions isn't easy for everyone, you know. I'm not as close to my cousins, but if it were say, my brother who was spewing that nonsense... well, he's still my brother and I love him, even if he's being a dickhead. Naturally, I;d try to reason with him and I'd have hopes that he'd come to his senses eventually. But I don't want to lose a sibling just because of an opinion.

Re: anon with the fascist-inclined cousin from yesterday

[dreemyweird]

That's very true, but OP specifically said that they don't really like their cousin anyway.

Re: anon with the fascist-inclined cousin from yesterday

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - Yeah, but at the very least they may have family members that they are close with, who are also close with this cousin. That would make family gatherings rather difficult.

Re: anon with the fascist-inclined cousin from yesterday

[(Anonymous)]

True, but her shitheel of a cousin doesn't exist in a vacuum. There might be aunts, uncles, other cousins, etc. to complicate matters when it comes to cutting contact.