It's funny how the people who say that political views shouldn't be a factor in one's opinion of a person are the same people who hate me because of my political views.
Anti-Semitism is not a "political view", it's just disgusting
Active loathing of white Americans Republicans (to put it lightly) is disgusting. Is it racism? If not, why is it justified?
In the end of the day, don't you think it's better to respect opposing points of view rather than have contempt for your political adversaries? Hating your enemies doesn't do you (or anyone else) any good, so what is there to lose by having a more understanding view toward those whose views you see as execrable? I say this as someone who finds a lot of the moral views of progressives personally troubling - especially on abortion - but I think it's better to respect people even if we have different viewpoints on very consequential issues.
I know we have some pretty big disagreements, but I think you care about others and are fundamentally a decent person. I think it'd be best for your sake to try to open your mind a bit to different perspectives, as tough as it can be at times.
You're pretty much the definition of good Christian. You don't only see people whose moral views on many issues are almost completely opposite to you, such as me, as decent and worthy of respect, but you even treat someone like Cora, who said some pretty horrible things, with compassion and give them a chance. This is a truly big feat that most people can rarely achieve, kudos.
