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In reply to the discussion: "...smug Liberal" That is what my wife was called today. [View all]No Vested Interest
(5,166 posts)3. Was politics part of the discussion before the "friend" said
"republicans" and "liberal"?
If she says this to your face, you can only imagine what she says about you to others.
Since most of my own friends (and some family) are Republican and I'm the non-confrontational type, I tend to keep conversations to fairly neutral ground, though I will speak up when an obvious factual error is presented.
Sometimes, it's just better to smile at certain individuals and move on.
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Well, it was a Tea Partier discussing the Constitution. Perhaps she meant toilet paper.
libdem4life
Apr 2015
#42
oh my god, this has happened to me as I walk my dog in my mostly Red neighborhood here
secondwind
Apr 2015
#10
This is the new way. Deliberate, willful ignorance,and proud of it. They got kids? n/t
jtuck004
Apr 2015
#20
I used to dumb my language down, to avoid making stupid people feel bad.
Warren DeMontague
Apr 2015
#23
"What a snob...!" said Rick Santorum about Obama years back over something POTUS remarked
appalachiablue
Apr 2015
#31
That moron never heard the term "daily constitutional?" No wonder she's a teabagger. nt
valerief
Apr 2015
#33