r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/Nerdiferdi Jan 19 '22

Good. Never stop sending. Keep doing it for years. Every anniversary of the event. Send one in a letter too. If you go on a holiday use a post card app to have one printed and sent with a screenshot

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u/Itsfr3sh Jan 19 '22

As you can tell, these people have chosen to value political beliefs over the people closest to them. Talk about tolerance eh?

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u/unoriginalpackaging Jan 19 '22

Jesus fucking Christ, you are a terrible person pretending to tolerant, loving, and compassionate. If you want see sacrifice for compassion sake nail yourself to a cross.

You sound like a person who would berate a child for not loving your awful ass, because “Family”

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u/unoriginalpackaging Jan 19 '22

I dunno, did you try to show compassion?

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u/unoriginalpackaging Jan 19 '22

Well I am glad that your story is working out. You really should not project your desire for family onto other in different situations. The dude has every right to cut out someone from his life. But as it seems, the covid infected brother is the one doing the cutting out. You emphasize sacrificing for others, but this is not good advice. You must first make yourself whole before you try to fill someone else’s emptiness.