More of a WWYD I think. So Dd is getting rid of a few unwanted bits and pieces ahead of her move to uni. Things sell quite well on our (small) town FB selling page so we popped them on there.
A woman quickly said she wanted an item. We agreed the sale and I went on her profile to pm our address for collection.
Near the top of her recent posts is a Brtain First propaganda post, posted/shared by her. One of the usual 'our pensioners get pennies and illegal immigrants/asylum seekers live in mansions and bleed us dry' ones.
DH and other older dcs including dd were in the room so I commented and we had a bit of a discussion about it. DH felt that maybe they were either ignorant or naive about BF and would've been inclined to ignore it and sell it to her anyway. Dd said she would rather give stuff away then sell it to someone who posted such vile crap.
I agree with dd. I'm quite happy to renege on the sale, the item will obviously stay on there for sale so I won't be using an excuse. Should I just say I can't sell to her after all which I assume will prompt the question why which I will then have to field. Or should I say it straight, by pm if not on the actual post, so either of these would be where I might be BU. Or, the possibility that I'm over-reacting and her personal views shouldn't be relevant in this situation, though dd won't sell it to her now anyway.
I just wanted to gauge a broader range of opinion really (I'm not a hardened AIBU user so please be gentle).