[ SECRET POST #6345 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6345 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Generational differences when it comes to how you feel about politics?

[(Anonymous)]

My mum is a boomer and my dad's a silent gen, I'm a millennial. She's atheist, he's Presbyterian and I'm pagan.

Very often I have to nudge them when they say words that shouldn't be said anymore or when they judge another woman's sense of dress ("they're asking for it" kind of thing). She thought that Trump would "be an interesting president" because she was a fan of the Apprentice back in the day. Dad knew he was gonna be trouble for us in Aus bc our own Prime Minister at the time (ScoMo) was him in a lighter wig and no spray on tan. Dad always tells me it was safe to walk the streets at night when he was younger without taking into account that he's a man and it wasn't reported as often as it is now.

They're exhausting but I love them.

I'm with you on the "someone else's politics say more about them as a person than their actions" tho.

Re: Generational differences when it comes to how you feel about politics?

[(Anonymous)]

So a murderer and abuser with the same political views is better than an ok person with different views. Ok.

Re: Generational differences when it comes to how you feel about politics?

[(Anonymous)]

Nice looking bait

Re: Generational differences when it comes to how you feel about politics?

[(Anonymous)]

"someone else's politics say more about them as a person than their actions"

Re: Generational differences when it comes to how you feel about politics?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Taken to its extreme, yeah, that's what this argument would be. But most of the people who hold this belief cling to the assumption that no one could be that bad and really agree with them.

(I am explaining, not justifying.)