Outrageous advice on how to deal with family members voting for former President Donald Trump was highlighted by Donald Trump Jr.
The eldest son of the Republican presidential nominee shared a post on X of social media personality Jeffrey Marsh advising people to cut off contact with Trump-supporting family members who are “unwilling to change.”
“President of White Dudes for Harris,” read the caption of Trump’s post highlighting a clip from Marsh, a nonbinary coach and author who was a special guest at the Democratic National Convention in August.
President of White Dudes for Harris. pic.twitter.com/qpkfYPZRLa
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 19, 2024
“Should you cut off contact with family members just because they are voting for Donald Trump?” Marsh asked in the video.
“Yes,” he said answering his own question. “If so far they have not been able or willing to listen to compassion, to listen to kindness, to listen to you or even to do their own research and discover that hatred’s not the answer, that love and kindness is the answer.”
“If they’re unwilling to change, they must – they must – experience consequences,” Marsh continued, without any semblance of self-awareness.
“And you should not withhold those consequences from them. The consequence in this case would be: They don’t get your beautiful, loving, wonderful presence in their lives,” Marsh suggested, missing the irony of the advice before delivering a dramatic finish.
“It’s over. And they are gone,” the 47-year-old author concluded.
Social media users did not take kindly to Marsh’s advice but certainly saw the snark in Trump Jr.’s post.
There will never be a circumstance in my life when I am so down and out or drunk and Incapacitated that I would take advice from this weirdo assclown.
— Conspire Higher (@conspirehigher) October 10, 2024
We are suffering from a mental health crisis in our country. This is not normal, and I am tired of the government trying to normalize this behavior.
— GenXRP (@JeremiahB45) October 19, 2024
This dude will never not be creepy.
— Natalie F Danelishen (@Chesschick01) October 19, 2024
If I had a Fruitloop like that in my family I’d be relieved if it cut off contact with me.
— Astrocerf (@Astrocerf1) October 19, 2024
This should be a Trump commercial!
— Easy_Living1 In Paradise (@Easy_living1) October 19, 2024
He always preaches about love, but this is a very hateful message. I find this guy extremely dangerous.
— mandala (@mandala_mandy) October 10, 2024
He creeped me at hello
— Dr. Jennifer J Schwirzer (@JenniferJillS) October 20, 2024
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