We are a very divided nation.

[fun n serious]

I just returned home from a DR's appt. I was talking to my doctor about Trump and my Doc shared how he feels. He said he has boycotted Home Depot and SavOn pharmacy. He asked me to choose another pharmacy because he learned Savon was ran by republicans. He said Trump is not different from what republicans believe and their refusal to vote on a SCOTUS has made him decide not to do business with any known republicans.

[Oldem]

1. Somebody should start a list of such businesses.

[fun n serious]

5. I think thats a good idea.

I can not spend money where I know it is run by GOP supporters.

[BobbyDrake]

2. It's your doctor's job to write the prescriptions, not tell you where to fill them.

Valid economic boycotts over a business policy or practice are one thing. A boycott over ownership's political affiliation is something else, and more dangerous to everyone than most GOP policies. It's also a slippery slope, because once started, where does it end? Would you end a years-long friendship over a vote with which you disagree?

Liberals shouldn't support excluding others because of who they are.

[tonyt53]

4. Uh, got news for ya, many churches have an unwritten, but spoken rule about this.

You do business with the other church members anytime that you can.

[BobbyDrake]

13. And so as a liberal, you want to be more like a church? SMH

Isolationism is not a liberal value.

[fun n serious]

7. Yes, I would and this year I have, nt

[Dem2]

8. My dentist is always pumping Republican politics

I'm leaving that practice

[Buckeye_Democrat]

9. I wouldn't stick around either.

I don't want to discuss or hear about politics in such a setting, period.

[Dem2]

10. Typical Republican power-play

They almost ALWAYS bring it up in a public situation where they are in their home environment so it's difficult to disagree.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

11. Now that I think about it, you're onto something!

Republican family members: Mostly silent about politics unless they're hosting. Then it's inevitable.

Barbers (in my area): Talk about their Republican support after they've started cutting your hair.

Business managers: Force their GOP ideas on others, with many liberal-minded employees afraid to contradict them due to job retention worries.

[Dem2]

12. The Old White guys at the bar do it to

Just trying to relax and have a drink.

I finally had enough this weekend and nearly removed the head of a guy I've been putting up with his racist bullshit for 20+ years.

And I didn't feel bad about it the next day either.