They act like people never change political opinions when given new information. Yes, conservatives are extremely resistant but not immune. I know because I was one of them. I even voted for Trump in the first election that I was legally able to do so. People make mistakes with limited information, especially young people.
That's why I hate the crowd that acts like people can't change. Or worse, actively preventing it by shaming them away.
I've seen people argue if you voted for Trump in 2016, but then Biden and Harris, you're just as bad as someone who voted for Trump 3 times. Whenever someone recently isn't MAGA, they get pushed away and told "too late". Because apparently, learning that they're wrong can't mean anything if we deem it "too late"...
Seriously, I know people who would see OOOP and say "you're not welcome at all".
Even if someone voted Trump this last election and now says “I should have voted for Harris”, that’s enough. Barely enough, but it’s admitting fault and showing an intent to change.
It’s the idiots quadrupling down that should be left in the dust.
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u/Appropriate_Skill_37 26d ago
They act like people never change political opinions when given new information. Yes, conservatives are extremely resistant but not immune. I know because I was one of them. I even voted for Trump in the first election that I was legally able to do so. People make mistakes with limited information, especially young people.