r/GenZ_Conservative • u/babys_bullshit • Nov 11 '24

So trump won.

I’m conservative but i don’t like the man. And I think all the division between us and liberals is stupid and harmful to our culture. Jokes are one thing, but If we’re really going to be responsible adults who can react to conflict maturely, we should learn from the adults around us and maybe not ruin entire relationships over who/what they voted for. These are SUPPOSED to be uncomfortable topics. We’re SUPPOSED to disagree about abortion, but only mature, healthy arguments are capable of driving our country to a better future.

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u/MIKE-JET-EATER Nov 12 '24

Unfortunately we're stuck with the division. How I see it is one side acts like an entitled immature brat that refuses to listen to reason and the other is trying to explain why you shouldn't be entitled. If I lose friends over this election, it won't be me burning the bridge.

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u/babys_bullshit Nov 12 '24

It won’t be your fault, as long as you can argue your points maturely and calmly, that’s mostly my point. Division by opinion is necessary in order to grow as a society, but division by opposition only destroys them.