[esseph]

A lot of families have broken apart due to politics in the past decade in the US.

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> A 2022 survey found that 11% of Americans reported ceasing relations with a family member due to political ideas.

> A more recent October 2024 poll by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) indicated a higher figure, with 21% of adults having become estranged from a family member, blocked them on social media, or skipped a family event due to disagreements on controversial topics.

[squigz]

I'm not entirely sure what your point is in telling me this? I mean... I'm literally advocating for that as a measured response to things?

I'll just say that "ceasing relations with a family member" is not "breaking a family apart"

(This is the sort of rhetoric usually used by those who were kicked out of the family; blame the politics for ripping their family apart and not their shitty beliefs)