[Withano]

Polar opposite? No? They’re against everything you stand for!

But right and left in general yeh obvs.

[Elliot]

depends if they bring it up or let it rule their morals and personality. there are some ppl irl who I've never talked about politics with. i don't care if you're a bit on the right but i prob wouldn't get on with someone who'd turn a day out into a political rant about how much they hate some marginalised group of people

[Elliot]

a lot of my family are right wing, some i get on with, some i don't. my nan is very traditional and holds some pretty obtuse opinions and yet she's one of my favourite people in the world

[Moniqua]

no ma'am

[reece(:]

Friends, yes. One of my best friends voted UKIP

Love, never.

[armand.kay]

no.

[JerseyWins]

^

People in my life have always had majorly different political views, lots of both conservatives & liberals. It's not a big deal. Just don't shove politics talks down my throat and we good

[Tom4784]

It depends on what you class as 'political' issues. Human rights are not up for debate, If you don't believe in equal rights, if you look at the current movement and think all lives matter, if you can't see beyond your own white perspective and think that the LGBT are no longer oppressed, if you don't understand why things remain unequal for women then you are scum in my eyes and you're ultimately unworthy of anything other than my derision.

I'm friends and have had relationships with people who think differently to me on actual political issues but if you oppose human rights or are selective about who gets them then you are dead to me.