Would you disown a gay family member/friend if they voted for Trump?

[Rosalina 612]

Just a question.

[Yo GagaGaga 6,541]

no? Why would someone's political views stop me from loving them

[Morphine Prince 109,683]

Yes, I love people based on who they're voting for. 

[DXPE 924]

no

[Blake 7,385]

Why would you disown someone based on political views? 

 

[AJH219 4,448]

Its not that serious  Did you not listen to the closing of Gaga's speech last night? 

[PartySick 172,545]

4 minutes ago, Yo GagaGaga said:

no? Why would someone's political views stop me from loving them

People have literally gotten divorces 'cause on supports Hillary while the other supports Donald. My grandmother's friends say they're close to splitting for that exact reason 'cause the fights they get in reach hulatious levels of absurdity

OT: No, but I'd definitely tell them why they're wrong

[samuelx 1,309]

I mean I diefinetly would think differently of them, they are gay and voting for a candidate that has shown extreme homophobia in the past. I would probably lose a little respect is all 

[Modern Ecstacy 3,888]

No way. I haaaaate Trump but just because a family member votes for Trump doesn't mean I disown them. That's just way too extreme. I respect other people's political views as one should.

[AddMeOnMYSPACE 2,097]

No, I'm not ignorant. 

[SlaeUrAnus 16,111]

It's pure ignorance if you do.

[Gagz 2,580]

It depends on what my current relationship with them is. If it's a good, solid relationship, it wouldn't be a deal breaker. If it's a new relationship or it's been rocky for a while, it might be. 

[Fiona Apple 13,006]

no

[ilocorB 548]

I think that disowning a family member for this reason is as bad as disowning a family member because they are gay and I believe that we are better than this.   There is a french phrase that translates as don't do to the others what you would not want someone to do to you.

[Dorothy Gale 7,575]

I wouldn't disown them, that's a bit extreme.