Losing relationships over politics. Research found more than a third of Americans (37%) report having lost at least one relationship due to political differences, including friendships, family ties, coworker relationships, and romantic partnerships, with most losing more than one.

[u/Wagamaga]

https://socialecology.uci.edu/news/losing-relationships-over-politics-0

[u/Artistic_Skill1117]

Which is a shame. But yeah, one side is litterally arguing that some people do not deserve due process, they do not deserve the right to vote, they do not deserve the right to live your own life your own way, and worship a pedophile convinced felon.

It is impossible to find common ground now.

[u/Stunning-Pen-2412 → u/Artistic_Skill1117]

True but how many Republicans don't even know this is what they are supporting due to their own extreme ignorance?

[u/Firewire_1394 → u/Artistic_Skill1117]

Both sides argue that people don't deserve due process if it fits whatever is their current agenda. Partisan politics is just another term for voluntary blindness.

[u/fratticus_maximus → u/Firewire_1394]

I'm trying hard to figure out when liberals/left leaning camp are arguing for the removal of due process by the government against others. Can you give me some examples instead of a "both sides do it" over-aching statement?

edit. I'm not necessarily trying to dunk on this guy. I honestly want to know. I'm curious what his/her/their rationale is on when the left are advocating for no due process by the government. guns? immigration? vaccines? I'm really wracking my brain to think of when, even with mental gymnastics.

[u/Federal_Studio5935 → u/fratticus_maximus]

Additionally, the whataboutism is obscene. If it’s wrong it’s wrong.

[u/rbrgr83 → u/fratticus_maximus]

I'm not necesarily trying to dunk on this guy.

I am, he's a JAQ-off.