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With this election coming up, it’s quite likely that people will be swarming everywhere asking who voted for what, and trying to have fits they can sit in if it isn’t their choice. Since we’d all like to avoid such confrontations, I found this online video to be useful in successfully avoiding those kinds of things.<\/p>\n
There are various ways to stop an argument before it starts, with no rancor required or brought up. It isn’t all that hard as long as you don’t let the opposing person take control of what you say. Some of it involves making the other person look just plain silly, and then abruptly ending it to put your nose back in that book you were reading.<\/p>\n
Here’s a good video on how to deflate someone who is pestering you about Trump, and tries to tell you just how awful he is.<\/p>\n
Pay attention to what Trump says, how he deflates and deflects the questioner (Jon Karl\/ABC) and ends the episode abruptly without any rancor coming into it. If you take the time to absorb how Trump handles it, then you don’t get into fights with anyone about anything at all.<\/p>\n
And who ends the back & forth? You do. You simply move on to someone else or some other subject. (“Nice talkin’ to you, gotta go.” or “Okay, well, that settles it for you. Bye.” or “Have you seen the long range weather forecast?”)<\/p>\n
When a White House meeting turned towards the government shutdown, Donald Trump faced off with ABC’s Jon Karl. Trump literally asked the exact same question of him 8 times in a row in 26 seconds. \u2013 Charisma Matrix<\/p>\n