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In reply to the discussion: My daughter in Ohio is having a hard time with the results of this election [View all]Bettie
(17,390 posts)33. It's hard to accept that most of the people around you
are not good people at their core. They may seem decent sometimes, but anyone (yes, anyone) who would vote for that orange man isn't a good person.
And no, I don't feel sorry for them, I don't believe they were tricked or fooled; they hate someone or something more than they love anything.
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My daughter in Ohio is having a hard time with the results of this election [View all]
ismnotwasm
Nov 25
OP
I'm sorry she has to go through this. I hope she can get out of MAGA country asap. It has to be hard on her.
CTyankee
Nov 25
#1
If she's looking for another church, point her towards the Unitarians or the Society of Friends.
GoneOffShore
Nov 25
#2
I am feeling like your daughter. I cried for days after the election. I still am so depressed
Trueblue1968
Nov 25
#25
I feel for her; especially finding out people she thought were "good" people were rotten to the core. Tell her to
LoisB
Nov 25
#11
"Jesus she is in pain." As we are all too. I still can't watch the news or read a paper
Botany
Nov 25
#13
If she is in the Dayton area, Yellow Springs has been a bastion of liberalism for a long time
yellowdogintexas
Nov 26
#91
It's demoralizing to live in a red state/area and realize your community is more than ok with MAGA sh*t and
Timeflyer
Nov 25
#18
I feel her pain. NO..Just not saying that to appease anybody. I fully understand...
chouchou
Nov 25
#24
Get out of small southern Ohio towns. Look up some of the really great small towns home to liberal arts colleges.
marble falls
Nov 25
#32
I think we need to get away from the idea that everyone who voted for Trump is inherently evil.
johnnyplankton
Nov 25
#37
My Sincerest Empathies... The GOP Is Wholly Fascist. Those That Support The Same Are Wholly Fascist As Well.
MayReasonRule
Nov 25
#53
I am so sorry for her pain. Left OH 40 years ago and have watched it go red at a distance. Still hurts.
Evolve Dammit
Nov 25
#62
In my experience, Unitarian Universalist Churches have been the most accepting of
Buttoneer
Nov 26
#97
It will be hard to leave but potentially deadly if they stay. She comes from resilient stock, and
Maru Kitteh
Nov 26
#100
If your daughter is looking for a more accepting religion, try Unitarian Universalism (link inside)
Ranting Randy
Nov 26
#103