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I& #39;m going to be more explicit because I dislike hinting. I think @ConceptualJames is completely wrong in encouraging people to vote for Trump. I also think that he is sincere in his views (therefore not a grifter) & I can vouch for him being kind & supportive off Twitter. 1/
And I have found him very easy to work with professionally (I& #39;m a copyeditor). I have real life friends who strongly disagree with my political views & who might even be horrified to see my timeline. I would be HEARTBROKEN if they were to desert me as a friend as a result. 2/
I also have real life friends whose political views I find ... an eye-opener. I just scroll on past or stay quiet if I think an argument could drive us apart. Though if we& #39;re close enough, I& #39;m using the methods recommended by the amazing @buster in "Why Are We Yelling." 3/
We should all fearlessly & frankly express what we believe to be true. And we shouldn& #39;t destroy or friendships and professional relationships over differences of opinion if we can. (Use your own judgement as to what you want to tolerate). 4/
Why do I think you shouldn& #39;t vote for Trump, fellow liberals worried about the woke takeover? Scroll down. I shared articles, public letters & tweet threads by @HPluckrose, @CathyYoung63 & @Yascha_Mounk that perfectly express my views. I& #39;m not going to repeat them here. 5/
Had I a vote in the US elections, I would choose Biden over Trump (my first choice was Bernie). In the UK elections, I& #39;m planning to vote Labour, although I largely agree with the Tories& #39; stance on Critical Race Theory (welfare state & Brexit are more important issues to me). 5/
Finally, I am a staunch opponent of guilt by association & won& #39;t be held responsible for anyone& #39;s views but my own. 6/
Hoooo boy, my follower count just plummeted. 8/
Also I clearly can& #39;t count lol. Apologies for the misnumbering.
