As you probably know, the Trump administration federal workers within the first 50 days of the president of their post, including about 62,000 persons in 17 agencies.
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To their obvious surprise, some of the fired federals were Trump’s voters – many of whom say that they are now sorry for their choice of vote.
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On the reverse, were those who did not vote for Trump, but still felt the effects of his presidency. This suggests that it includes a Reddit user Commont_Gift4970, a self -determined dismissed Fed, who shared his already controlled reaction online.
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Their publication reads: “I arrived. It will not be said which agency.”
“I have always considered myself extremely tolerant and ready to love people as they are … even if we do not agree about everything.”
“I have never been a supporter of Orange Man, but I kept him civil with friends and family who are. Some of them like to have a civil conversation about him. Some were warring politics, so we didn’t bring her up and tried to enjoy the other.”
“To shorten from a great job, in which I really believed that without notice it was extremely traumatic. It is still raw, but I feel so personally betrayed by those who voted for it. I cannot see politics, but then I turned and support and support it. [Elon] Musk in social media. “
“I just can’t right now. I’m thinking of posting something and wishing the whole herd all the best – I hope they have a good life, but I won’t be in it. Or maybe I just quietly block them all and focus on myself for a while.”
“I know I will have to talk to my laws. I’ve always had a great relationship with them, but thinking of going to their house and watching Fox News almost sick of me. Am I my ass that I feel that way? Am I an overwhelming emotion for cutting all these 20+ annual relationships?
The responses to the publication were wide -ranging and largely dependent on party lines. On the one hand, some say that the alleged dismissed Fed must make his new work status public, because, perhaps, it will show loved ones how their decisions affect those around them.
“It’s not the ass,” says an anonymous answer. “I would do it public. Tell them they voted from work and if they think you are so corrupt, then you may not need you in your life. Then block them for everything.”
“I agree with this,” the User Legendary agreed. “I don’t think many of the lovers of Orange People think that the people around them are the ones who are affected by all his nonsense.”
“I know that many of the left -wing haters in my life have me as an asterisk, like,” No, you’re fine, I’m talking about them. ” I don’t know who is that sometimes they hate sometimes. “
The opposite of this argument, however, is the problem that hesitates to share facts because they can contradict someone’s faith is “the reason we reach here.”
“It’s honest why people should be more likely to take a leg with supporters before this mess even starts,” the CM4797 user said. “The reason we get here is partly because of the people who do not care until it happens to them, the people who do not want to tell what is needed to say to the supporters. So yes, cut them all. Maybe next time they will think before they vote.”
Elsewhere in the comment section was the belief that the original poster should avoid framing its shooting as partially mistakes for Trump’s voters.
“Do not personally attack those you know have voted for him,” said a user playing withmyrod. “But make sure they know that Trump has fired you. Remind them often. Remind them when you are struggling.
Or people thought they just had to withdraw without a word.
“Just withdraw immediately and stick to those who will be comfortable. Then see how you feel when it is not so raw,” the user said constantly34.
Not everyone agreed that the original poster was not the ass.
“You’re your ass, but you just hurt yourself,” writes user Tinap3056. “Cutting people because of their political beliefs is small. If it is you, they are better without you in their lives.”
And many did not sympathize for various reasons.
“He doesn’t fire you. Your company has received a waste reduction directive. It is considered unnecessary,” said user Luckermcdog. “The job is not right, go to another, there is less bureaucracy.”
“So, you were indifferent to politics until it was affected? You were not upset while the leopards ate other people’s faces, but now that they came to you, it’s a tragedy … a bitter baby,” writes an anonymous consumer.
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