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facebook friend joined a group supporting 'bnp',

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lucykate · 31/05/2009 10:05

my mouse is hovering over the 'un-friend' option.

or should i just ignore?

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rasputin · 31/05/2009 10:07

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GypsyMoth · 31/05/2009 10:20

Oh dear....... Do you take facebook that seriously? Really? Get out more I'd say........

lucykate · 31/05/2009 10:33

it's an old school friend

thanks tiffany, but i don't need to get out more.

the majority of my facebook friends are work related, i have my own business.

i don't want my business associated with anyone involved with the bnp.

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bellabelly · 31/05/2009 10:34

Or send her a link to this page - 1000000 against the BNP... here

pavlovthecat · 31/05/2009 10:39

I would email her and tell her exactly what you said about your business. If you care at all whether she will be upset. If you are not bothered if she will be upset, just do it and don't say anything.

Depends on what kind of friend she is. People can have major character flaws and still be friends, although it does not mean you have to accept those flaws without comment. But if this is a flaw you cannot deal with, or not prepared to accept, then you should press un-friend.

pavlovthecat · 31/05/2009 10:41

and I don't have any 'facebook friends'. All my friends on facebook are those friends I have in real life who I talk to online via facebook when I don't see them. I would struggle to just get rid of someone whose opinions i did not like without hesitation.

But I know some people have hundreds and hundreds of 'friends' who they don't know.

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