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    Junior Member libertino85's Avatar
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    Mixing family and politics?

    What is a mature/appropriate way to handle political disagreements within extended family? For example, at family gatherings, etc., a sister or brother-in-law might start talking positively about their party or candidate while putting down yours. What's the mature/appropriate way of handling people like that? Does it matter whose house it's at? I mean, if it's at their house, must you be respectful and put up with the perceived abuse? Or is it appropriate to give your opinion - even though it's going to offend them? How do you handle these types of issues?

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    there is really no way to make it mature and appropriate but that does not mean that you cant have a political disagreement just be very careful because it can turn people against each other.

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    Give all the facts about both parties.Of course it will make both sides like like trailer park trash but what can you do?


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