I hate your leftyfreind posts and kinda rely on them since I've not participated in the Meta community for more then a decade.

There was a time—maybe not perfect, maybe not without politics—but a time when a Democrat and a Republican could disagree without trying to destroy each other. When we didn’t call each other enemies, or traitors, or “vermin.”

This ended when calling people "Nazis" became more than an internet jokoke.

When a man like Joe Biden could help bring two people together in love, across party lines. And when Cindy McCain could look back on that kindness, that decency, and say, “thank you” with grace.

Wut?

That time feels like a foreign country now.

Yes, this started when you lost the election and decided the voter was wrong.

Today, one party is still trying to live by the values this image represents: dignity, decency, shared service. The other? It’s off the rails.

You ain't cute because you won't speak the devil's name.

Chasing conspiracy theories, attacking the justice system, calling cancer diagnoses “PR stunts,” and clapping for dictators. They wrap themselves in flags but spit on everything that flag is supposed to stand for.

The 46th President of the US dying was a "conspiracy theory" eight months ago, now he will be dead by Christmas.

The divide isn’t about left vs. right anymore. It’s about reality vs. delusion. It’s about compassion vs. cruelty.

What is a woman?

One party still wants to govern. The other wants to burn it all down, blame everyone else, and claim victimhood while they victimize the vulnerable.

ibid

We are supposed to be on the same side. Not in policy, but in principle. We’re supposed to protect each other. Uphold the Constitution.

No.

Lead with integrity. But the only people still doing that are the ones who are mocked as “radical” simply because they believe in facts, in democracy, in being a good damn human being.

ibid

So if the choice is between red hats and the rule of law—between chaos and community—I know which side I’m on.

Me too, noh that bothers you.