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Happens more often than you think. James Carville once stated he and his wife simply don't discuss politics. They've been married for 25 years. I've also read that only 55% of the married couples in the US who are both of the same political affiliation.
Opposites do attract.
Not in my household....I'd send my wife and or daughters packing in a hot second should one turn LefTarded.
I don't know. I've dated leftist women before. I don't mean radicals, just people who felt differently than I do, especially about social issues. I knew this one girl I was nuts about. She was a sister of a guy I knew. She was as left as you can get; I mean fresh out of college left. But other than politics, we had a lot in common, and in fact we often discussed politics in a friendly but competitive way. She didn't like the idea of us getting together, but she had a history of keeping friends and lovers separate. Very pretty and got a lot of offers.
Would we have made it together? Who knows. She was kind of a party girl which is one of the things I didn't care about. I'm more the homebody type. But after that when we seen each other in a store or something, we both kinda look at each other as if to say "what if?"
I remember those days...back when people weren't defined by their politics and ones political affiliation wasn't necessarily a direct reflection of their character. Boy have things changed. I don't know about where you're at... but out here there's just no way for conservatives to gel with Lefties...not on any level.
It would all depend on how high politics was on your list.
About a third of my family are leftists. I don't mean immediate family, but Uncles and cousins. My dad was a conservative his entire life, but as he aged and could no longer go back to work, he allowed the Democrats to scare the hell out of him with their "Republicans want to take away...." talk.
I get along very well with all my family and I love them dearly. We never had a family doing where we ended up hating each other over our political stances. Every event ends up with kisses and hugs regardless how intense our political discussions got. That's the way it should be.
It's like I've always said, take your politics seriously, but don't take it personally. Because people who take their politics personally end up with a lot of enemies.
Glad to hear you and your family can separate politics from your personal connections...that is the way it's supposed to be.
That's quite a task to accomplish these days with politics being so polarized and in your face. (social networking, media...etc.)
We can't watch a football game or a 15 minute news segment without politics surfacing.
The biggest problem is that there is almost no common ground between the parties anymore....a Democrat has ZERO in common with a Republican...there is almost no way the two can be like-minded on any level. It wasn't long ago when the parties shared lots of common ground, they were separated by the small stuff...That ship has sailed and sailed for good.
--------------------------------------------------- yep , no room for compromise in my opinion .Not in my household....I'd send my wife and or daughters packing in a hot second should one turn LefTarded.
I don't know. I've dated leftist women before. I don't mean radicals, just people who felt differently than I do, especially about social issues. I knew this one girl I was nuts about. She was a sister of a guy I knew. She was as left as you can get; I mean fresh out of college left. But other than politics, we had a lot in common, and in fact we often discussed politics in a friendly but competitive way. She didn't like the idea of us getting together, but she had a history of keeping friends and lovers separate. Very pretty and got a lot of offers.
Would we have made it together? Who knows. She was kind of a party girl which is one of the things I didn't care about. I'm more the homebody type. But after that when we seen each other in a store or something, we both kinda look at each other as if to say "what if?"
I remember those days...back when people weren't defined by their politics and ones political affiliation wasn't necessarily a direct reflection of their character. Boy have things changed. I don't know about where you're at... but out here there's just no way for conservatives to gel with Lefties...not on any level.
It would all depend on how high politics was on your list.
About a third of my family are leftists. I don't mean immediate family, but Uncles and cousins. My dad was a conservative his entire life, but as he aged and could no longer go back to work, he allowed the Democrats to scare the hell out of him with their "Republicans want to take away...." talk.
I get along very well with all my family and I love them dearly. We never had a family doing where we ended up hating each other over our political stances. Every event ends up with kisses and hugs regardless how intense our political discussions got. That's the way it should be.
It's like I've always said, take your politics seriously, but don't take it personally. Because people who take their politics personally end up with a lot of enemies.
Glad to hear you and your family can separate politics from your personal connections...that is the way it's supposed to be.
That's quite a task to accomplish these days with politics being so polarized and in your face. (social networking, media...etc.)
We can't watch a football game or a 15 minute news segment without politics surfacing.
The biggest problem is that there is almost no common ground between the parties anymore....a Democrat has ZERO in common with a Republican...there is almost no way the two can be like-minded on any level. It wasn't long ago when the parties shared lots of common ground, they were separated by the small stuff...That ship has sailed and sailed for good.
This is very true.
On the right, the Tea Party types are threatening the Establishment, and it seems we want to steer our party more right. On the left, the US Communist Party endorsed their last three presidential candidates and couldn't say enough about Bernie Sanders.
So where is the middle ground between constitutionalism and Communism? There is none. Politically, we've become oil and water.
If this had any teeth, all it might do is lead to a higher divorce rate.
So you're in this wonderful relationship with a woman, and one night going to bed, she announces that she's not having sex with you anymore because Republicans in Georgia passed abortion restrictions. It's only then you realize you married a real flake, and she's following the orders of a head flake like Alyssa Milano.
I'm having trouble imagining a seriously pro-life man having a wonderful relationship with a pro-abort woman rabid enough to take marching orders about sex from Alyssa Milano, but maybe that's because I'm not a man.
Happens more often than you think. James Carville once stated he and his wife simply don't discuss politics. They've been married for 25 years. I've also read that only 55% of the married couples in the US who are both of the same political affiliation.
Opposites do attract.
Oh, I know it happens that people with differing political views get together. Note my use of the phrase "seriously pro-life man". As opposed to someone who generally sorta leans toward unrestricted abortion may not be so wonderful.
There's a big difference between expecting to agree on everything - no one does - and agreeing on things that really matter to you.
Okay, but because somebody thinks differently than you, and as you admit, people always will, is that any reason to hate them or swear them off as enemies?
I don't like to think that way. When I have discussions with leftists, I look at them as another American who sees things differently or is screwed up in the head. But I don't consider them a mortal enemy.
You can't change the way people think in politics, just like you can't change the way they think about music, television shows, favorite car or color, type of house. I think AOC is complete idiot and a buffoon. But if I was around when she faced some sort of danger, I would risk my life to save her if possible. She's still an American, and still a human being.
Who said "hate them and swear them off as enemies"? I'm saying that I don't see a man to whom abortion is an important issue having a wonderful relationship with a woman who might potentially take it upon herself to kill his unborn child, or to encourage his daughter to kill his unborn grandchild, should she take a notion to do so.
I'm having trouble imagining a seriously pro-life man having a wonderful relationship with a pro-abort woman rabid enough to take marching orders about sex from Alyssa Milano, but maybe that's because I'm not a man.
Happens more often than you think. James Carville once stated he and his wife simply don't discuss politics. They've been married for 25 years. I've also read that only 55% of the married couples in the US who are both of the same political affiliation.
Opposites do attract.
Oh, I know it happens that people with differing political views get together. Note my use of the phrase "seriously pro-life man". As opposed to someone who generally sorta leans toward unrestricted abortion may not be so wonderful.
There's a big difference between expecting to agree on everything - no one does - and agreeing on things that really matter to you.
Okay, but because somebody thinks differently than you, and as you admit, people always will, is that any reason to hate them or swear them off as enemies?
I don't like to think that way. When I have discussions with leftists, I look at them as another American who sees things differently or is screwed up in the head. But I don't consider them a mortal enemy.
You can't change the way people think in politics, just like you can't change the way they think about music, television shows, favorite car or color, type of house. I think AOC is complete idiot and a buffoon. But if I was around when she faced some sort of danger, I would risk my life to save her if possible. She's still an American, and still a human being.
Who said "hate them and swear them off as enemies"? I'm saying that I don't see a man to whom abortion is an important issue having a wonderful relationship with a woman who might potentially take it upon herself to kill his unborn child, or to encourage his daughter to kill his unborn grandchild, should she take a notion to do so.
That's kind of politics aside though, isn't it? It's not an issue like "I'm for Trump or I'm for Biden." Those are more political issues.
Having children or having an abortion is a lifelong decision. It's like my nephew who just got a divorce. He and his wife were married several years with no problems. They were the happy couple. But when they started talking life-long issues such as having children, what religion will they be brought up in, what area will they buy a home at, and things like that, they were totally opposite.
I think abortion is more a religious or moral issue than political, although politics found it's way into that corner as well. In other words, I think there are people out there who have no political affiliation that would have an abortion just as many that wouldn't.
Liberal women holding out sex with their liberal spouse or partner. Yeah, how's that working out?
You mean...those who can't speak, like the unborn who pro-aborts believe should be sacrificed on the altar of convenience?All women band together. NO sex for men who think they control women. No means no, even if they can't speak.
Happens more often than you think. James Carville once stated he and his wife simply don't discuss politics. They've been married for 25 years. I've also read that only 55% of the married couples in the US who are both of the same political affiliation.
Opposites do attract.
Oh, I know it happens that people with differing political views get together. Note my use of the phrase "seriously pro-life man". As opposed to someone who generally sorta leans toward unrestricted abortion may not be so wonderful.
There's a big difference between expecting to agree on everything - no one does - and agreeing on things that really matter to you.
Okay, but because somebody thinks differently than you, and as you admit, people always will, is that any reason to hate them or swear them off as enemies?
I don't like to think that way. When I have discussions with leftists, I look at them as another American who sees things differently or is screwed up in the head. But I don't consider them a mortal enemy.
You can't change the way people think in politics, just like you can't change the way they think about music, television shows, favorite car or color, type of house. I think AOC is complete idiot and a buffoon. But if I was around when she faced some sort of danger, I would risk my life to save her if possible. She's still an American, and still a human being.
Who said "hate them and swear them off as enemies"? I'm saying that I don't see a man to whom abortion is an important issue having a wonderful relationship with a woman who might potentially take it upon herself to kill his unborn child, or to encourage his daughter to kill his unborn grandchild, should she take a notion to do so.
That's kind of politics aside though, isn't it? It's not an issue like "I'm for Trump or I'm for Biden." Those are more political issues.
Having children or having an abortion is a lifelong decision. It's like my nephew who just got a divorce. He and his wife were married several years with no problems. They were the happy couple. But when they started talking life-long issues such as having children, what religion will they be brought up in, what area will they buy a home at, and things like that, they were totally opposite.
I think abortion is more a religious or moral issue than political, although politics found it's way into that corner as well. In other words, I think there are people out there who have no political affiliation that would have an abortion just as many that wouldn't.
I didn't say it WAS a political issue, although obviously it has political aspects. You were actually the one who mentioned politics first.
And I have a lot of trouble understanding people who get all the way to being married without discussing the lifelong issues marriage is really all about. I always wonder what the hell they DID make their decision to marry on, if it wasn't shared beliefs and goals about children, home, etc.
People always wonder how I could have married my husband two months after we met, because "how could you possibly know enough about him to know you wanted to marry him?" I always answer, "Well, I asked him."
The left -- including leftist women, which is terribly pathetic -- see women as nothing more than their genitals.Why do some women treat their vaginas like weapons of war??? Do they believe that is the only way to exercise an opinion?
Sad
ATTENTION, LIBERAL MEN:Hookers all across the country will appericate all the businees that will create for them.
And probably charge extra for having to listen to the leftist Nancy-boys whine at them.
That is an affront to God to take religious beliefs so lightly. You ONLY change religion because of a CHANGE OF HEART, not to please another human being.She moved here, joined his religion
Happens more often than you think. James Carville once stated he and his wife simply don't discuss politics. They've been married for 25 years. I've also read that only 55% of the married couples in the US who are both of the same political affiliation.
Opposites do attract.
Stop breeding these people.
Alyssa Milano Calls for Abstinence to Fight Conservatives - Big League Politics
Happens more often than you think. James Carville once stated he and his wife simply don't discuss politics. They've been married for 25 years. I've also read that only 55% of the married couples in the US who are both of the same political affiliation.
Opposites do attract.
I think Carville also knows politics in this country is a shit show.
Democrooks mostly pretend to be socialists to appease the bed wetters and promise to feed them the flesh of "The 1%, The Rich, the Jews, the (insert leftist target of the day of the day) " take all their shit and make everyone "equal". There wouldn't be a billionaire donor stupid enough not to fund some political whores to contain the hordes of occutards and parasites. Carville serves on their behalf, and his wife serves on the paid "opposition" that still promotes or tolerates just enough regressive policy and globalism in order to make republicrat zealots believe there is someone standing up for "conservative values" like fiscal responsibility, free markets, national sovereignty and Constitutional principles.
Loons like AOC aren't supposed to have infiltrated into a position of power, and you know that's a fact because Bernie was fucked out of the nomination by hitlery and the DNC, but that isn't the story in focus. The story in focus is how Trump had something to do with that information being made available, although there isn't a shred of evidence he did, but even if he did, why is that the problem?
The problem should be Bernie supporters got fucked by the DNC, and hitlery wiped their ass blood off her dick with their teddy bear.
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That is an affront to God to take religious beliefs so lightly. You ONLY change religion because of a CHANGE OF HEART, not to please another human being.She moved here, joined his religion
She hasn't gotten back to me yet. I'm a little worried that shes serious.
No. That’s Barbara Streisand.LOS ANGELES — Actress Alyssa Milano ignited social media with a tweet Friday night calling for women to join her in a sex strike to protest strict abortion bans passed by Republican-controlled legislatures.
She noted that women have historically withheld sex to protest or advocate for political reform. She cited how Iroquois women refused to have sex in the 1600s as a way to stop unregulated warfare. Most recently, she noted that Liberian women used a sex strike in 2003 to demand an end to a long-running civil war.
Milano received support from fans and fellow actress Bette Midler joined her in also calling for a sex strike with her own tweet. But both liberals and conservatives also lampooned her idea, with conservatives praising her for promoting abstinence and liberals saying she was pushing a false narrative that women only have sex as a favor to men.
Alyssa Milano calls for sex strike, ignites social media
I guess we really did it this time guys. No more sex for us (unless you're gay perhaps).
There was a sex strike in 2003? How did I miss that?
I think this is something we should take seriously folks. Remember all the Hollywood elite that left our country to live in Europe after Bush was elected? Neither do I.
The funny part is Bette Midler joining the sex strike because I am pretty sure men consider having sex with her as punishment...
She is married to Josh Brolin's dad.
Only if they want herpes.I'm curious, are there any fellow men around here who are so zoophilious they would actually stick their dicks into some sickly, screaming, violent TDS ANIMAL like Milano or any other deranged leave-my-sacred-pussy alone feminist beast?
I don't think these foaming-at-mouth man-haters need to worry about being raped simply because I cannot imagine other men being turned on by such monsters - it's simply beyond my comprehension.
