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How do you discuss the election with others on SOCIAL MEDIA? Tell us & enter our Giveaway!
on Sep 20, 2016
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How much do you discuss the upcoming Presidential election with friends and/or family, ON SOCIAL MEDIA? In what way?
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Cherish92
on Oct 08, 2016
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I don't. I refuse, simply bc there are too many people out there who get "brave" behind a computer screen and I'm not willing to open myself up to that kind of crazy.
kuchick
on Oct 08, 2016
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oh I stay as far away as I can on social media--- not wanting to start fights with people I don't know!
treat2c
on Oct 08, 2016
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On social media, my friends and I have debates, forward news articles, share commercials, live stream political meetings and talk about our local candidates and ammendments.
Erairdon
on Oct 08, 2016
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I do not discuss the election on social media. Nor do I forward or post anything regarding the election. The anger and division this election has incited is disheartening enough without being attacked by others on social media!
jujubeans142003
on Oct 08, 2016
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I never discuss it
Janiceu201
on Oct 08, 2016
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On social media I dont get into any heated discussions.prefer to make my own decisions
MissMelissa82
on Oct 08, 2016
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I don't post on social media personally about the election, but do respond or interact with posts from friends and family from time to time.
linnzie
on Oct 09, 2016
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I tend to discuss politics less on social media than I do in person. Often I will read something someone posted about the election or candidates and I'll respond to it,but never a huge discussion. This is mainly because most of the people I know on social media are not interested in politics like I am, and only post mainstream articles they run into that others posted and feel they should too. Most don't even read what they repost, so it's difficult for me to discuss any of it with them.
kwichita
on Oct 09, 2016
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I try not to talk about this to my friends.. Unless I have known them for every. Even though it is not admitted there is still racism and not all my friends are the same race as me. I have saw someone I called a friends response to Black Lives Matter posts which basically said that if you don't comply you deserve to die. I think that this is horrible and so, I try to not react because some people are hateful. They don't understand what it's like for ünder priveledged people or to be judged by your color.
Marthapalmer62
on Oct 09, 2016
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Only occasionally on social media, you tend to always have some unknown person or persons who like to comment for argument's only, not worth it
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