In 2016 I attended a Trump rally and I was attacked by a mob of Antifa. I was on the news, and they miss-represented what I said and said that Trump-supporters started the violence.
I posted on Facebook to tell everyone that the media lied about what happened, and a ton of my friends commented and told me that I "should have expected to be violently attacked for supporting Trump", and that I should expect it in the future too.
I messaged some of them assuming it was a miss-understanding, but they doubled down on their hatred and vitriol. These were people that I had done tons of things for, some of them had stayed in my home and many other things.
I couldn't believe it. I was so fucking angry that I never talked to any of them ever again, and deleted all of them from my social media accounts.
Some of them continue to follow me on Instagram and like my photos despite the fact that I haven't talked to them in years. I find this really bizarre, and I still foster an anger for them for what they said when I was physically attacked.
How do you get over political betrayal in friendships like that? I don't want to be angry at them anymore, I just want to forget it
Sounds like they are extremely petty if they don't want to be your friends because of political beliefs. They have a lot of growing up to do. Bullet dodged in my opinion.
Samuel Sanchez
The only two people in this world who won't betray you are yourself and God my friend.
You'd better accept it.
-t kind soul who got used / betrayed a ton in his early twenties.
Jayden Clark
I'm not sure if they want to be my friend or not
I deleted all of them and deleted their numbers after they left all of those insane comments.
Like I said, many of them still follow my instagram account and like my photos on it despite me not talking to them for years.
Christopher Ortiz
Just get over it you little bitch
Adrian White
>-t kind soul who got used / betrayed a ton in his early twenties.
All of my betrayals happened to me in my early 20's too....
I don't get it. I never did anything to these people and I've helped them in all sorts of ways as well, yet 80% of them have done extremely nasty vindictive things to me regardless.
I only have two friends who have always been loyal
Jacob Stewart
Don't ever take them back. Losers. All of them. Cousins who disrespected me for supporting TRUMP and freedom are on the outs and I won't forget the betrayal of our blood for politics. I didn't put them on the outs with me, but they turned their back.
Matthew Kelly
I would never speak to any of them again, but I want revenge anytime I think about them or see them
Owen Green
u can always try to talk to them and see if the same vitriol is still there or if they changed their mind
If anyone treats you like that then they're already not your friend.
Stop begging too... Find your pride.
Gabriel Martinez
accept that the hatred and turmoil in their heart will lead to their misery time and time again, and that they will wallow in their misery until they realize what they are doing wrong or die sad and ignorant as they always were In this case you must be prepared for either scenario, next time you see them they will either be redpilled or bluepilled, if they are redpilled they will be ready to continue a friendship with you, and if they are bluepilled then you will simply leave them be to learn or suffer of their own volition This is the best advice I can give, all my friends from high school are hardcore lefties and most of them are still making the same mistakes they made back then, one's in jail, the other is a dropout who still lives with his mom selling shrooms, the other works at target and is about to move in with his girlfriend of 6 months, three more are completely depressed/probably one good push away from suicide, and the last works at walmart and has an infant child with my ex, who got fired from that same walmart, and also still lives with parents Don't let yourself suffer for their problems, they will do that for you if you simply let them, you have your own life and problems and suffering to deal with
Carter Campbell
Leftists are by definition, traitors. Traitors to their friends, traitors to their family, traitors to their country. You don't need to be associated to traitors, we used to have very brutal punishments for traitors for good reason.
Levi Jones
You don't OP. You keep a safe distance and watch them melt down from the insanity knowing that at least you are on the right side of history. It's beyond your control now.
Gavin Perez
I wonder what kind of feet she has.
Brody Stewart
I've been betrayed by people too. The fact is, people are self serving piles of shit for the most part and when you show your vulnerabilities they will use those vulnerabilities against you. That's how I learned to stop trusting people.
Jaxson Ramirez
I separated my self from social media in 2013. I would watch from afar as the election got closer and closer, I could see all the people I personally knew sperg out over trump, that's when I knew I would never go back and not talk to these people again.
Now in 2018 I only have my wife, and she only has me. I like it that way. All those people are still online freaking out wasting their life. Sad.
I've cut ties with all my leftist friends. Press on and make new friends. Don't look back. Live your life your own way and enjoy it.
Nathaniel Watson
They are not and never have been your friends, you mentioned you did favours for them, did they ever reciprocate? Or just a token return?
Anthony Carter
Woah. She might be Spanish royalty. Look how far apart her eyes are
Ayden Mitchell
You don't deserve her commie.
Nicholas Wright
I think its just an optical illusion
Evan Howard
Welvome to Jow Forums we are your only frens.
Cameron Rivera
Your acquaintances aren't your friends.
John Wood
You grew up user. Don't keep stupid people around in the future.
Zachary Lee
>I "should have expected to be violently attacked for supporting Trump" You should rape one of your friends for dressing provocatively. Then say she "should have expected to be violently attacked."
Asher Campbell
I’m still trying to get over my girlfriend of 6 years leaving me because I didn’t vote for Hillary Clinton. All I can say is hang in there and never underestimate the power of the leftist mind virus. It will make people you have known your entire life treat you like a stranger. Terrible times ahead, but there are more people who think like us every day. Play the long game and don’t get too discouraged.
Lincoln Collins
You don’t get over it. It should be the internal spark that awakens you. Makes you follow your own dasein and not theirs you had been consumed in. And forget that revenge talk: the revenger does well to dig two holes. It’s a waste of a life to spend it trying to settle something as esoteric as that type of grievance. If anything, let the sum of your life be any revenge you need. Hell, thank them for setting you on the right path to reliance on the only tangible thing you will ever have—your will.
William Reyes
>Into this toxic atomization the one binding agent strong enough to overcome the disintegration of traditional social and family bonds is ideology. A fevered, frantic, hysterical attachment to ideology becomes the substitute for natural bonds, and the shitlib leans on ideological identification — in herself and in those who would be unwittingly auditioning for inclusion in her social circle — to screen for friends who will meet the lowest standard in friendship: someone who won’t irritate her with an opposing viewpoint.
>This is why shitlib friendships (and similarly, romantic relationships) in the big blue cities are typically superficial, transient, and transactional: the only common ground is hatred of [X] and how one votes. When ideology is the foundation of friendship, those mystic unspoken bonds of reassuring familiarity get twisted into a grotesque facsimile of affinity, one based on an overweening insistence of ideological compatibility and purity. With nothing else to connect them to each other, the shitlib relies on ideology to shoulder the burden of standing in for the missing authenticity.
>And ideology can work, for a while, as a values substitute and proxy for relationship complementarity, to create and maintain relationships (which is why city chicks will stress “shared values” and “Trump voters swipe left” when pole shopping), but woe to the friend who steps out of line one day and utters a deplorable bit of crimethink through the bottom of a cocktail glass. When ideology is the glue, a trivial difference of opinion on a point of order can feel like a gross betrayal.
>political betrayal if you feel betrayed you probably did something to deserve it
start there
Austin Collins
I usually get over this kind of thing by agreeing to see my mental health counselor on a regular basis, and signing a contract to take all my schizophrenia medications on time.
Bentley Perez
So, you like women that look like hispanic men. Interesting.
David Sullivan
You gotta move on. There are decent people out there that do not do things like this.
Jose Thomas
\_o_/
Sebastian Rogers
Drive to their houses and meet them one on one. Don't give them a warning or anything, just out of the blue and if they happen to be there then hang out with them and see if both of you are over it.
i relate to this i had a medium-sized friend group where me and the token leftist pajeet would be at odds, and i would usually bantz the fuck out of him in front of everyone the night of the torchlight rally, i posted on my snap story about how i wanted to be at c-ville then our goys were chanting blood and soil, ect. everyone already saw my post, and the news basically got excommunicated without many words and confirmed that the leftoids would talk about me behind my back they still follow me on everything i basically just try to improve myself mentally and physically, while they just signal about bugmen shit
you are on Jow Forums you fucking newfag fuck off you should already know
Caleb Edwards
About 60% of the population are useful idiots and represent a constant liability because they would slit your throat if the New York Times told them to.
Better learn to fight, you flabby little pale bitch.
Gavin Collins
Fuck them. They're shitty people.
Gabriel Thompson
This is the posterchild of why racemixing is wrong.
Lincoln Scott
As a man that is almost a 30y/o boomer, I can tell you it doesn’t get better. >Jesus’ biggest miracle was having 12 close friends in his 30s If you manage to have more than 3 good friends when you’re mid 20s, you are doing well. Be happy for who stays in your life and especially keep the friends that like you in spite of your differences, not because of your similarities
>How do you get over political betrayal in friendships like that? Get a killer dog and 'accidentally' have it take a chunk out of them. Quite satisfying youtube.com/watch?v=qa8as0ZNkh8&bpctr=1530324194
Iktf >dated beautiful pajeet, daughter of huge corporation owner >great travels abroad >wanted for nothing >great sex
Then she moved to nyc and became a psycho about socialism and virtue signaling. When I realized she wouldn’t change and couldn’t be reasoned with I cut ties and never looked back
It’s hard but in the long run it makes you happier >tfw her Snapchat feed is constant depression, drug use, and alcoholism
Movies love to portray the hateful right winger as being all pent up, bent out, and slowly becoming more and more isolated from his once accepting friends (think Darth Vader, American History X, etc). Entertainment glamourizes this trope to make you believe that those who don't find acceptance are the badguys and become convenient villains with the complex feeling of still being saveable.
Accept the idea that there may come a day that you will watch your best friend hang, you may even be holding the rope, you'll remember all the rhetoric about "friends being turned on friends," and you'll realize this was all planned to subvert you into feeling like a monster. They fear you.
