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You really can't be both at the same time.
After this election I've had to cut a bunch of people out of my life, even relatives. A lot of them saying such wonderful things as "trump's just saying things, he doesn't actually mean anything he's saying." And then they'd get defensive when I'd ask them why they votes for him then if he doesn't mean anything he says.
It's really hard to cut people out of your life but afterwards it's amazing realizing that you don't need to tip toe around things that may be vaguely political (or explicitly) anymore to not start an argument.
Of course you can, you're just missing the subtext:
Advocate for people like me's rights
Right wing beliefs have always been about empowering the "I'm alright, Jack" types (I don't know if that phrase is known in the US, but here is an explanation if not). Purely for helping the powerful stay powerful, at the expense of everyone else.
American?
People that vote for the violence against the people I love have no place in my life no matter who that person is.
That's the spirit
Family is the relationship, relatives are who you're related to.
Found family is better anyways.