What would you do if your parent gave you 2 weeks to find a new place for being liberal?

[Lookingforthetruth]

Your parents have had enough with you trying to place your political views on them. They give you 2 weeks to find a new place. What would u do in this situation and how would you feel?

[Bellona]

I think some values liberals have are unjustified to be valued. For example, Liberals not only support queerness, but they also worship it. If you critique how agender is really a gender, they cannot justify their answer and thus get all worked up and defensive; they are brainwashed into trusting queer social media influences to be in the liberal/queer community. Some conservatives have 'odd' values, but at least they are justified. Of course, the parent of the child with blue hair will want to kick her out if she tries to brainwash her mother with illogical values. If you posed the question, ' would you kick out this child if you were her parent?' you would get more discussion. Because someone with liberal and conservative views can imagine being in the parent's shoes but not as a liberal child unless you are one.

[Sour-rose]

If I was this girl's position, i'd probably get my ass in gear and start looking. If the parents says you get out, you betta hurry up and find something

[Sixgunsound]

In my state, you are legally able to give consent as an adult at age 17. I graduated high school at 8:17. A few months later I moved to a different city to go to school. At least in the US, the powers that be are trying to infantilize grown adults well into their mid and sometimes late 20s. This extended adolescence is incorrect and harmful to legal adults who are willing to take advantage of it to cover up their failure to launch. At the end of the day, children are not required to love their parents and parents are not required to love their children. I may be coming up this from a different angle than many if not most people, because I no longer have contact with my mother, but I don’t see how the parents are wrong in the situation.

[Sixgunsound]

Thanks for MHO

[Oigit]

Talking about politics with people you frequently interact with is a stupid idea in the first place. It's a hot blooded topic that people can have serious feelings towards and a conversation can quickly become a very heated argument. So it's not about how that person feels and more about some people insisting on poking a sleeping bear. Because that is very much what political conversations can be. At some point that bear you insist on poking is going to bite you at some point. So you can't be surprised or be angry when you get bit. Simply because you are the one that kept poking the bear.

Just like you can't blame your parents or boss for pushing you out the door if you decide to keep bringing up the topic at home or at work.

[normalice]

Mine did that but they didn't give me two weeks warning. I joined the military. In fact I wasn't even liberal at the time, just not as slavishly addicted to conservativism as them.

[pers0n]

So do you have the catholic schoolgirl syndrome?

[normalice]

In a way. I was denied the use of reason and so became enamored with it.

[Guy13]

Life choices have consequences. The parents could have home schooled her and limited Woke influences. Perhaps they did as I have no way of knowing 🤷🏻‍♂️

[NathanDavis]

freedom at a cost... not so easy as sponsored freedom, lol

[pers0n]

That would mean that I AM a liberal, right? Well I would cry and call them names.

[AngryCarl]

Thinking back to when I lived with my parents, I don't think they even knew what my politics were. They wouldn't have kicked me out over a difference of opinion though.

[NerdInDenial]

I would stop lecturing them and apologize.

[Anonymous]

I'm not a liberal so no issue