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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Ended a friendship today. [View all]southernyankeebelle
(11,304 posts)27. You did what you felt was right. There does come a point when enough is enough. I think
this issue alone would do it for me. Shame on your ex-friend. I don't think you overreacted. Maybe if you see him say hello and keep walking. He'll think about and maybe he'll change his mind. But you shouldn't be stressed over it. You did right.
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Nope. I've never understood why anyone would tolerate a hateful person,
Sekhmets Daughter
Jan 2013
#1
people who buy hoax theories kill the victims again. no good person can respect that
roguevalley
Jan 2013
#71
Maybe. I just don't have it in me anymore to care enough to debate with these people...
Drunken Irishman
Jan 2013
#11
Your former friend disrespected those 26 victims and everyone who loves them, DI
catbyte
Jan 2013
#89
You did the right thing. And you made space in your life for a better friend.
SunSeeker
Jan 2013
#10
To deny the deaths of these innocents is to shoot them all over again. Not 4 me. Not 4 U.
MichiganVote
Jan 2013
#16
You did the right thing, DI. It's sad to lose a friendly acquaintance that you thought better of...
Hekate
Jan 2013
#20
You did what you felt was right. There does come a point when enough is enough. I think
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2013
#27
Anyone who is buying this hoax story, likely has many other disqualifying traits for friendship.
SleeplessinSoCal
Jan 2013
#30
My husband works with two guys who are becoming more angry about losing their guns
kimbutgar
Jan 2013
#68
You, Drunken Irishman, have no obligation to soak up this guy's shit that he's putting out
NBachers
Jan 2013
#48
Good for you!!! These conspiracy theorists are like the worst cult imaginable
graham4anything
Jan 2013
#51
People often mistake respecting somebody's right to have an opinion with respecting the opinion
alcibiades_mystery
Jan 2013
#60
I fear I'm going to lose my 2 best friends, and it's going to be the gun issue I'm sure.
Populist_Prole
Jan 2013
#75
Sometimes ending it is a respectful act, to them & to yourself. The questions are about
patrice
Jan 2013
#77
I don't understand why you would even question your actions. This person is a dangerous idiot.
Pisces
Jan 2013
#85
Would you continue a friendship with someone who denied the Holocaust? The Moon landing? These
Rowdyboy
Jan 2013
#90
I think this crap speaks to who they ARE as a person. It goes beyond respecting opinions.
gateley
Jan 2013
#102
Respect what opinion? He wishes to pretend that something factual did not happen - that isn't an
DeschutesRiver
Jan 2013
#110