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In reply to the discussion: The Quiet Deprogramming of Trumpers Has Begun [View all]usedtobedemgurl
(1,911 posts)68. No!
I used to be rem gurl. Then I got divorced from my abusive ex husband. He got control of my email. I could not recover dem gurl from here. So now I used to be rem gurl since I could not get into my original account. I was proud of that name, especially since a now deceased member from here saw one of my writings on my rape and how (sorry, I now have a brain injury and have memory problems with my TBI) a well known conservative made me feel about his thoughts that take victims only speak up to get the attention. The member, William, was an editor and put my writing on the front page of Buzzflash.
I wanted to stay connected to my dem gurl account so I let folks know that is who I was and still am!!!!!
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That's a tough pill to swallow considering they are more likely upset about their money but not about anything else.
chowder66
Apr 2025
#1
I think I can be coolly polite when trumper relatives/acquaintances engage me, but I won't engage them.
CrispyQ
Apr 2025
#30
At this point I can't see much reason to care whether they love Trump or hate him. The damage has already
Vinca
Apr 2025
#3
I don't mind if they are afraid to talk about it, as long as they feel shame that changes their behaviour.
Bev54
Apr 2025
#13
Yes. Crushed magas need to learn. Teach them. See my post #20. . . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2025
#22
Here's the problem. They have a button that can be pushed that will lead them down the same path.
Baitball Blogger
Apr 2025
#17
Thank you BdLP - that is a rich post that will take some time to digest properly.
erronis
Apr 2025
#29
Novel as they may be, seize all opportunities for communication. . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2025
#31
Your post shows a preference for a surface analysis. It is understandable, but not productive or effective.
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2025
#37
You showed us the surface that we know so well. I tried deeper analysis. And you proposed no solutions
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2025
#48
Thanks. That explains it, and I'm sorry about your traumatic experiences. I wish you well. . . .nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2025
#69
Fair post. My take is that it is the same belief system +1, but the perceptions and reasoning are different
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2025
#70
I'm wondering whether the one MAGA cultist in my band is still in love with trump.
mwb970
Apr 2025
#21
While I agree we should welcome those who have "seen the light", I wouldn't trust them until they prove they can change.
HeartsCanHope
Apr 2025
#28
I married an (ex) evangelical and we shared some good times - until she found her bejesus again.
erronis
Apr 2025
#34
People have a need for direction and a certain amount of control of the world around them. Unfortunately
chowder66
Apr 2025
#43
I suspect most of them will never vote for D. They're still going to vote for R but just another one.
Meowmee
Apr 2025
#54
In trying to imagine my own reaction if the enormity of my mistake was beginning to hit me but I
summer_in_TX
Apr 2025
#67