MAGA Voters Cut OFF By Everyone They Love — Their Own Hate Drove People Away

Added: 2026-05-12

[00:00:00]My heart's broken. My grandma just sent me a very sad text. It broke my heart [laughter] and my mom has yet to text me back.

[00:00:10]>> Cry me a [ __ ] river. When we say this is what you voted for, this is quite literally what we mean. She starts off the video by saying that this is going to be her last political video. She's got those nice white woman's tears.

[00:00:21]She's so upset because her family found out that she voted for Donald Trump and now a chunk of her family no longer wants to speak to her. She's like, "Oh, my grandma sent me this really sad text.

[00:00:30]My mom hasn't texted me back today." You can vote for whoever you want. Cuz I know that's what Trumpsters who see this video are going to say. Everyone has the right to vote for who they want. Of course they do. However, how you vote also has consequences. Not just on a grand scale with what those elected politicians will do. But yes, on a personal scale, people [clears throat] in your life will have a reaction to how you voted.

[00:00:50]>> Yo, what's good everyone? So apparently Trump voters are out here shocked that their families and friends are cutting them off like they voted for a guy who ran on division and cruelty. And now they're confused why people don't want to break bread with them anymore. We got tears, apologies, regrets, the whole nine. But here's the thing. Most of them still don't get why this is happening.

[00:01:10]They think it's just a difference of opinion. Like pineapple on pizza. Nah, fam. This is about actions and consequences. So, let's dive into this mess and break down what's really going on. Welcome back to Mind Mirror. Let's get into it.

[00:01:23]>> We're allowing this chaos to destroy our families, to destroy our friendships.

[00:01:29]How many people don't talk to someone now because of who they voted for? I mean, I know someone tonight whose child told them, "You can't see my children if you go see this movie or you voted for someone." This is This is what has infiltrated our nation.

[00:01:48]>> I've lost more friends.

[00:01:49]>> Finally, someone said it out loud. These Trump voters keep hiding behind. I voted for what I believe in, but won't actually say what they believe because they know it sounds horrible when you spell it out. You didn't vote for your rights. You voted against other people's rights. That's the part these MAGA folks refuse to acknowledge. Nobody's stopping you from being straight or Christian or whatever. But you specifically voted to take rights away from communities that aren't yours. Own it with your full chest. If you're so proud, say, "I voted to restrict reproductive rights. I voted to discriminate against trans people. I voted to demonize immigrants." But you won't because deep down you know it makes you look exactly like what you are.

[00:02:28]>> Since coming out as conservative, since coming out as a Trump supporter, what does that say about tolerance?

[00:02:36]friend. You have every right to show up in life as you are.

[00:02:41]We just don't feel safe with you anymore.

[00:02:50]Personally, if you know anybody that's voting for Trump and they're in your personal life and you're cut them off. Cut them off quick. Them won't kill you. them not to care about your people while you're dead.

[00:03:07]Stay safe. Vote for Kamla.

[00:03:11]>> Do you think that a married couple can have one person vote for Trump, one vote for Kamla, and still get along?

[00:03:17]>> 100%. So, my wife was mortified that I voted for Trump to the point where my publicly coming out and saying, >> "See, now this is what gets me about these MAGA folks. They love talking about how their wives were mortified.

[00:03:29]They voted Trump like it's some badge of honor. My guy, your wife was embarrassed of you publicly and you're telling the story like you won something. She caught heat in her community because of your choice and you just laid out your reasoning. Like that fixes it, brother.

[00:03:43]That's not marriage goals. That's a preview of divorce court. You really think sending love publicly makes up for the fact that you made a decision that actively hurt your partner's reputation and relationships? The mental gymnastics here are Olympic level. that I was voting for Trump caused her to get major backlash from her community because she also has a podcast. And so I laid out here's the way that I see it. I don't need you to.

[00:04:07]>> Man, he said it. You took an action and now you're facing consequences and suddenly you're confused. These MAGA dudes love personal responsibility until it applies to them. Then it's all everyone's so sensitive and intolerant.

[00:04:19]No, bro. People are protecting themselves from someone who voted to endanger their safety. You don't get to weaponize your vote against marginalized communities, then demand everyone still loves you unconditionally. That's not how adult relationships work. You made your bed, now you're crying because it's uncomfortable.

[00:04:37]Maybe examine why you made that bed in the first place instead of blaming everyone for not wanting to sleep in it with you. Agree with me, but I was like, you need to vote for the person that you really believe is going to make the world better for the most people. And so my whole message publicly was, "Hey guys, look, this is who I'm voting for.

[00:04:52]No matter who you're going to vote for, I'm sending you love because I know in the world we need that tension." Now, if you are trying to do a preemptive strike, you now become my enemy. So if you are trying to assassinate one of the people or you are trying to lie to create foe gridlock, you are now my enemy. I wouldn't do a preemptive strike on Kamla even though I didn't think she should be elected. That is because I distrust myself. It's entirely possible, even though I feel so right that I could be wrong. I have a quick question for anyone who voted for Donald Trump. What are you going to tell your child when they come home from school crying because their best friend was just taken out of their classroom by an immigration agent?

[00:05:28]>> Adios.

[00:05:39]Would you throw away years of friendship because you found out your friend was a Trump supporter? So, one of my friends who's indigenous found out that one of her friends is a Trump supporter.

[00:05:51]They've been friends about six or seven years and it just never came up in conversation. I think it could be because they might have just assumed the other one had the same belief system, you know, and it just didn't come up.

[00:06:05]Well, it came up today. So, my friend says something about being upset about how Trump administration wants to basically rewrite history and get rid of things um in the African-American community um in the indigenous native community, the Mexican-American community, just all of it. And then the other person went in [clears throat] like went in. So my friend feels >> So let me get this straight. An indigenous woman found out her friend of seven years supports the guy who wants to erase her history from textbooks. And we're supposed to sit here and debate whether she should keep that friendship.

[00:06:48]Are you kidding me right now? This isn't about pineapple on pizza. This is about somebody voting to literally whitewash your entire ancestry out of education.

[00:06:56]Y'all ma folks love screaming about heritage and tradition until it's someone else's heritage. Then suddenly it's all just politics and we should get along. Nah, fam. That friend showed her exactly who she is. And the indigenous woman is processing a betrayal that cuts generations deep.

[00:07:12]>> Completely betrayed. She's like, "How could you possibly?" So, she's confused.

[00:07:17]She's like, "How could I have a friend who feels this way about people who look like me?" So, that is what she's going through. So, what would you do?

[00:07:26]>> So, my parents cut me off for supporting Donald Trump. My family disowned me. My cousins don't speak to me. I'm alone in this world. But, you know what? It's cool. I'm still going to fight for what I believe in. And I'm still voting for Donald Trump on November 4th. And best believe I'm going to that NYC Trump rally.

[00:07:41]>> Just a little message to uh Trump supporters getting butt hurt that they are getting cut off or shunned by their family due to their vote. You do not get to vote for a man who brags about sexual assault and then expect every woman around you just to shrug their shoulder.

[00:07:57]You don't get to play victim when people unfollow you off of Facebook. As if uh being disliked for following a bigot is worse than what the marginalized people will suffer under Trump.

[00:08:11]>> It is insane what is going on with these MAGA women. But I'm not surprised. These women have been deserted, ghosted, fullblown left behind by some of their closest friends and family. basically letting them know what you have done, what you have voted for is [ __ ] And instead of self-reflecting and understanding why this is happening, they have decided to result to violence. They have made [ __ ] up so deep in their head that we are conspiring to do something when all reality, we don't give a [ __ ] no more.

[00:08:44]We don't care. Deal with the consequences. We're done.

[00:08:48]>> Hey everyone. So, I'm just here to help anyone out who doesn't understand why how you voted in the election is strictly a difference of opinion that we can all just go on with. So, a difference of opinion is you like coffee and I like tea.

[00:09:08]Maybe you can't stand tea. I know I don't like coffee, but that's okay.

[00:09:12]Like, drink your coffee. I'm totally cool with it. And you're totally cool with me drinking tea. Okay, so Tea Lady is about to drop some facts here. And this is what these MAGA folks need tattooed on their foreheads. There's a massive difference between I prefer this candidate and I voted to restrict your rights. You can like coffee, I can like tea, we're good. But when you vote to make tea illegal and punish tea drinkers, that's not a difference of opinion anymore. That's you taking action against my existence. And then you want to cry victim when I don't invite you to Thanksgiving. The audacity is absolutely unmatched.

[00:09:45]>> I'm not forcing it on you.

[00:09:49]When you vote to outlaw tea and punish tea drinkers, that's no longer opinion. You've acted on that opinion to [snorts] put yourself above tea drinkers.

[00:10:09]And now because I'm a tea drinker, my life's in danger because I could be punished just for liking tea.

[00:10:19]So that's not a difference of opinion.

[00:10:21]You've made an action. You've made an action that's endangered my life and the lives of so many other people.

[00:10:30]So it's not a difference of opinion.

[00:10:32]You've made an action. And the consequence is that there are some people who are not going to be friends with you anymore. And there's some people who aren't going to have a relationship with you anymore. And the reason for that is because we don't trust you.

[00:10:53]You you voted you voted to put yourself above us and to punish us.

[00:11:03]That's not an opinion. That's an action.

[00:11:08]I have the right to make myself feel safe. And that's what I'm doing.

[00:11:14]I'm making myself feel safe. I'm making the other people around me who are now in danger. I'm making a safe space for them, too. So, this is not an opinion.

[00:11:24]You took action and these are the consequences for your actions.

[00:11:30]If you don't like the consequences of your actions, one, you're not alone.

[00:11:38]And two, it's your actions that have to be looked at by you.

[00:11:44]And I wish you luck with that.

[00:11:47]She's asking people to manage their anger toward Trump voters who are just now waking up. And intellectually, I get it. We need more people on the right side. But emotionally, sis, these MAGA folks spent years ignoring everyone's pain, mocking people's fear, calling us snowflakes. And now that they're hurting, we're supposed to immediately extend grace and hold their hand.

[00:12:06]Meanwhile, they showed zero empathy when it was our communities getting destroyed. I'm not saying we should be cruel, but let's be real about the audacity here. They want instant forgiveness without doing any of the work of accountability. That's not how healing works. that's just wanting to skip consequences. If they're genuinely changing, then yeah, let's work together. But they got to sit in their discomfort first like everyone else had to.

[00:12:30]>> If you have lost quote unquote friends due to your political beliefs, then well, were they truly friends to begin with? Now, this may not be an easy thing to hear, but it is necessary to understand. If an individual is only able to love you based upon your aligned beliefs, if they can only tolerate your presence so long as you are in complete agreement with what they believe, they are not your friend. I don't care how long they've been around. I don't care what you may have gone through in the past. If that individual is too immature to have a a reciprocity of love, regardless of what the belief systems may be of either individual, there is no friendship there. True and genuine friendship is based off of the goodwill of one another. You hold the best regard for the other no matter what. And so if you find yourself in a place where you are losing these so-called friends, I promise you this is a blessing oftentimes in disguise. But you are finally getting to see the true colors of the people around you. And in this life, the people you surround yourself with are going to be the greatest impactors of the trajectory of your life. So if you're surrounded by people who are filled with hate in their heart, that's going to be the trajectory that you will be pulled towards. But instead of those people are shed from your life, this is a blessing that will allow you to purify where you stand and to move in direct alignment with the things that are absolutely best for you. the things that you are called to do from the spirit and into the flesh. And so if you are that person right now sitting at home feeling lonely thinking to yourself, when is this person going to come back? They may have very well been a seasonal character in your life and that's okay.

[00:14:16]>> What I believe in and I felt heavy on my heart that it's the right thing. Sorry, I'm trying not to cry. My heart's broken. My grandma just sent me a very sad text. It broke my heart.

[00:14:29]And my mom has yet to text me back.

[00:14:31]>> You know, it's a crazy day when grandma is more progressive than you. A woman that probably was alive during the time where it was okay to be racist, when it was okay to be misogynistic, when it was okay for division. This woman is more progressive than you. That's sad.

[00:14:46]Grandma's the definition of we not going back. She's not with it. And your mama ain't either. That's why she ain't respond to you. Cuz what do you mean?

[00:14:52]You voted for what you believe in. What do you believe in? I wish more Trump supporters would get on here and actually say it, vocalize it. What did you vote for?

[00:15:02]What was it? What What are those beliefs that Trump has that you just, oh, I believe the same same exact thing? Say it proudly and boldly. I just need y'all to be honest and just say y'all goal is to take rights away from people. Simple as that. Because you can vote for something and you not actually be a person that you would do it. like, hey, I won't do this, or hey, I'm not a part of this community. But what's the point of voting against it? What's the point?

[00:15:30]The point is you want to take people rights away. Simple as that. Nothing about your your um stance when you were voting was, hey, I'm voting for my right, my right to do this, my other people rights to do this. No, you voted to take people rights away. And y'all need to be honest about that.

[00:15:50]>> My heart's broken. My grandma just sent me a very sad text. It broke my heart and my mom has yet to text me back.

[00:16:00]>> Cry me a [ __ ] river. When we say this is what you voted for, this is quite literally what we mean. She starts off the video by saying that this is going to be her last political video. She's got those nice white woman tears. She's so upset because her family found out that she voted for Donald Trump and now a chunk of her family no longer wants to speak to her. She's like, "Oh, my grandma sent me this really sad text. My mom hasn't texted me back today. You can vote for whoever you want cuz I know that's what Trumpsters who see this video are going to say. Everyone has the right to vote for who they want. Of course they do. However, how you vote also has consequences. Not just on a grand scale with what those elected politicians will do. But yes, on a personal scale, people in your life will have a reaction to how you voted. And you don't get to then claim that you're a victim because people in your life are holding you accountable for that vote.

[00:16:45]You are not obligated to vote for anybody. and people in your life are not obligated to have a relationship with you. And as the conservatives like to say, co-arter.

[00:16:54]>> Okay, this is for the women who voted Republican in the last election.

[00:17:01]>> All right, so now we're getting to the women who are having buyer remorse. And look, I got mixed feelings about this.

[00:17:07]On one hand, yeah, people can change their minds, and we should welcome that.

[00:17:11]On the other hand, where was this energy before you voted? All the warning signs were there. All the receipts were public. All the harm was predictable.

[00:17:18]But it took affecting you personally for you to finally open your eyes. That's the privilege right there. You could afford to vote that way because you thought you'd be insulated from the consequences. Now reality hit and you're devastated. Welcome to what marginalized folks have been screaming about for years >> and are now seeing things differently. I know it's terrifying. It is devastating.

[00:17:42]You thought things were different and maybe you're seeing things with an open heart and mind and eyes. And that has rocked your world. And it's terrifying because now that you see, you can't unsee.

[00:18:04]And that means that there could be things in your life that have to change in relationships, very close ones. I just want to tell you, find someone who went before you. Find the woman at church who stopped coming. Find the woman in that group you were in that stopped laughing at the jokes and then stopped coming.

[00:18:33]They're out there and they will help you because I'm sure you feel very alone and scared. I just want to say to those of us who are really tempted to say, "I told you so." That isn't going to help anybody right now. We need to just draw a line in the sand and try to look forward because we cannot get where we need to go without more people with open eyes and open hearts. And that means we have to have open hearts, too. And there's going to be a part of you that wants to scream and yell that this is their fault. Not helpful. What is helpful is for two things to happen. One, if you are a woman who has had your eyes opened, help. Find some little tiny thing you can do to take action to help. And those of us who are feeling anger towards those women, your job is to manage your reaction and your emotions so that we can get as many people on the team moving forward. It's hard. A lot of anger, a lot of rage. Very justified. Let's Let's put that into Let's funnel that.

[00:19:57]Okay.

[00:19:59]I'm thinking about everybody. This is very hard.

[00:20:04]Hey, Mom. Do you think that the Republican party and MAGA are the same thing?

[00:20:10]Absolutely not. I grew up Republican, voted Republican my entire life. And the leaders that I admired were incredibly respectful of women. They would never they would never weaponize Christianity because they were not hypocchristians.

[00:20:28]They lived their faith. They treated people with different ideologies with respect, not like enemies of the state.

[00:20:37]They would never never raid the capital.

[00:20:41]I don't even recognize that they they handled hard issues, immigration and abortion, but with compassion. And I think I think because politics wasn't a game show. It wasn't cruelty for claps.

[00:20:57]What's happening now, that's not the party that I believe in. I This is something else entirely.

[00:21:04]>> So, would you vote Republican again?

[00:21:08]I don't know that the Republican party exists anymore. This is MAGA. I will not vote MAGA.

[00:21:13]>> So, it appears as though the regret is already starting for the Trump supporters because tell me why. Back in 2016, I had a friend that I am clearly no longer friends with and her mom started an argument with me in my Facebook comment section the day after Trump got elected back then, telling me, "Imagine how they felt when Obama was elected." And I said, "Oh, no, no, no, baby." And then I clocked her teeth. And let me just tell you guys, young Phoebe didn't play because why was my first sentence, first of all, why are you 40 arguing with a 16-year-old?

[00:21:46]And second of all, while we're here, let me present to you all of the ways in which I know more than you. I say this all to say, I opened my phone today and she has sent me an apology.

[00:21:56]10 years later, >> 10 years later, she apologizes. And even then, it's not clear if she's sorry for being wrong or just sorry she got clocked by a teenager. This is peak MAGA energy right here. They'll argue with you, mock you, call you oversensitive for years. Then when their worldview finally crumbles, they show up with a half apology expecting instant reconciliation. And this woman smartly said, "Nah, I'm good on that conversation." Cuz if you were nasty when you thought you were right, imagine how nasty you'll be now that you know you were wrong, but your ego is still bruised. Some apologies come too late and some bridges you burn. You don't get to rebuild. That's called consequences, and it's a beautiful thing.

[00:22:32]And it wasn't quite clear if she was apologizing for the lack of morality or for the fact that she was 40 arguing with a 16-year-old back then. But I politely let her know that maybe reconciliation isn't the best idea right now. Because if she thought I was nasty back then, she really shouldn't try talking to me about politics in 2025.

[00:22:53]>> Is it happening? Are they seeing the consequences of their actions? I lost quite a bit of friends in 2025 and it's because I voted for Trump. Okay. No, but for real, like I'm talking about friends that I have traveled the world with, friends that I have like a 10 plus year rapport with, friends that I've gone to church with, friends that I've shared a meal with. And it's not because I became this extreme radicalized person. It's simply because I stopped being passive.

[00:23:19]Started being more vocal about politics, policies, social norms, my faith. And it was when I started speaking out on a platform where I started being more vocal, when I started pushing back, when I started challenging people, that's where I started to see relationships switch. I'm not going to lie, at first it was extremely hurtful to see like the friends that you have sat down with and you've shared certain things with just like all of a sudden ostracize you because of your political views. But what I've learned is that if you are within any friendship where you feel like you have to mute yourself, you have to be passive, they could say all of the things that they support, they could talk about all of the social norms that they support, and you feel like you have to silence yourself, that may not be a friendship worth having. Friends that I have in my life right now know exactly where I stand. Even if we do not agree with each other, they know where I stand and we respect each other's views.

[00:24:14]really just motivated me to keep going, keep using my voice when it's appropriate. Honestly, if I'm not able to be vocal about the things that I value, just like you are able to be vocal about the things you value, if it is not a two-way street, then it is not a friendship worth having for me.

[00:24:29]>> I voted for peace and independent parties every election since then.

[00:24:36]>> So, let me get this straight. You voted for Trump because you thought he was the peace candidate? You mean the guy that said my nuclear buttons bigger than yours and mine works? That guy, the guy that said he'd bomb the hell out of them, joked about nuking hurricanes and once asked, "If we have nukes, why can't we use them?" That's the peace candidate. The guy who once asked the Secretary of Defense in regards to protesters, "Can't you just shoot them?

[00:25:04]Just shoot him in the legs or something."

[00:25:07]>> The peace candidate. He really said Trump was the peace candidate. I cannot make this up. the man who threatened nuclear war on Twitter multiple times, who asked why we have nukes if we can't use them who wanted to shoot protesters.

[00:25:18]And somehow MAGA folks convinced themselves he was about peace. What you actually wanted was someone who'd be violent toward the people you don't like, immigrants, protesters, people of color. That felt like safety to you, but it was never peace. It was just targeted aggression. And now that there's actual war brewing with Iran after he torpedoed the nuclear deal, suddenly you're shocked. shocked that the chaos president brought chaos. You didn't vote for peace, bro. You voted for cruelty.

[00:25:44]And now it's coming for everyone, including you.

[00:25:47]>> You didn't want peace. You just wanted somebody to go after immigrants so you can feel safe. That wasn't peace. That was hate wrapped in a flag. But he's protecting us. No. No. He's just dehumanizing others.

[00:26:03]You were fine with that until it started affecting you. And now that there's a real war with Iran, you're shocked. Sis, Trump pulled out of the nuclear peace deal back in 2018 and that agreement was literally designed to prevent this war.

[00:26:18]He torched that deal, escalated tensions for years, and now you're surprised that it's blowing up.

[00:26:26]This was never about peace. It was about power. And you just didn't expect it to come back around. When you vote for chaos, don't act confused when the world starts burning.

[00:26:40]But you can join us. We got a lot of work to do. So, there you have it, fam.

[00:26:45]Trump voters crying about losing friends and family when they voted for policies that actively harm those same people.

[00:26:51]The shocked Pikachu face is real out here. And look, some are starting to wake up and realize what they've done.

[00:26:56]But most still want sympathy without accountability. They want forgiveness without acknowledging the damage. That's not how this works. Actions have consequences and your vote was an action. So, here's my question for you.

[00:27:08]What would you do if someone in your family voted against your rights and then expected you to just get over it?

[00:27:14]Drop your thoughts in the comments. And if this video opened your eyes or made you think, hit that like button, share it with someone who needs to hear this, and subscribe for more real talk. I'm out.