Anonymous #1 8w

Reasonable not wanting to date someone who wants to take away your right to decide over your own body

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You’re assuming all of their opinions on one answer

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I’d say less than you think if you aren’t assuming and talk to them. You’d be surprised if you talked to people about their opinions before asking who they voted for. Just my experience

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Anonymous #1 8w

Do they like/tolerate nazis? Then that’s all the one decision I need

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Anonymous #5 8w

Well if you’re extreme one way or another I guess. You’ll find more people are in the middle.

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Anonymous #1 8w

Yeah I don’t wanna be with anybody who is in the middle about nazis. You’re being very “I’m not choosing a side” about this which says 10x more than you think.

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Anonymous #5 8w

I’d certainly be more left than right. I just don’t believe the nazi comparison. I just think you’ll get to a point well before dating on what you think of them and their views. I guess if you’re only doing online then sure but try to talk to someone

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It’s the company you keep. Society works by being guilty by association. And if you REALLY weren’t like those extremist you’d walk away the second you see nazi/racist/incel behavior

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Maybe you should self evaluate why your beliefs do that to people. Don’t become one of those “how dare people don’t like me for my actions” type of person

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Yeah seems like a lot more “I know what you mean” instead of listening to a point of view. I think there are different reasonings for opinions than lumping them all into one

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There are definitely differing views on many topics that both have benign reasoning. Just different life experiences and perspectives.

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