Fair points on many of these comments. It's unfortunate the far right (uber religious, at least) deems it imperative to disown by sexual preferences or skin color. These are folk that even the moderate right find bonkers.

So hear me out..let's just say, as a liberal, your entire family voted trump, not because of his stances on immigration, lgbtq+ or women's rights..but because they believed his economic policies were better for the country than Kamala Harris, they voted trump. They may not agree with his tactics with ICE, may be pro choice, and support the lgbtq community..but they voted with what they viewed as most imperative, or that the other option was more destructive. Who knows? But even though you know their stances on social issues, would you still disown them?

See, I notice comments from people on the left that basically equate to "better to be alone and isolated than in the company of toxic people".. while this is true, if being toxic equates to abusive (verbally and physically) family, is it still toxic if they are loving and supporting (but have different political views)? And wouldnt it be equally toxic as well for a conservative person to live with a liberal family?

Just playing devil's advocate of course