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Originally Posted by Rochard
I believe we all have our rights to believe in what we want to believe in. It's rather obvious I am not the biggest supporter in our current president, however, if your views disagree with me I can surely still do business with you. We can even still be friends. I surely do not walk into a store or a restaurant and question the owner and their staff on their political views, views on gay rights, or how they feel about abortion.
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partly true.
I also have friends and cooperation partners who voted for trump but what I found out is, that these are political people. they are talking about issues, grievances and solutions and are not this cultist types, blind to trumpīs behavior and lies.
most of them have good explanations why they have voted for him and some of them even hate him more as I do.
but i can't find one of those blinded lemmings who ignore the obvious in my friends or cooperation list. maybe because i like working with successful and farsighted people and you can't be successful when you're stupid and gullible and close your eyes from the truth.
there are always several ways that lead to the goal but there are also ways that definitely don't. you should always be able to discuss the meaningful variants - no matter how far apart you are ideologically.
wanting to harm someone just because he thinks differently politically is not only a waste of valuable life time - it is a sign that this person does not understand the meaning of the word freedom.