How do Brothers/Sisters differ from each other politically and

>>128294174
*siblings

>>128294174
I'm the baby of the family and the only conservative.

My mom is Mexican and pretty liberal on everything but taxes (thinks they're too high) and immigration (legals hate illegals more than you'd think.)

My dad is a 'Nam vet, so he's afraid of war hawks. He also thinks taxes are too high. Not sure why he is Democrat, he doesn't agree with the platform.

Sister and brother are liberal. Oldest brother is indifferent.

I have a twin and our political views are VERY similar.

>>128294174
Im hard right NatSoc, twin brother is apathetic to politics though prefers centrism and libertarianism. Then my sister is meme tier regressive liberal.

>>128294407
Interesting. That's almost the opposite of me. I'm my family's oldest and I've noticed I'm a bit more of a hardliner than my brother. We still agree on the same things but he is more for prison than death sentences.

>>128294807
Identical or fraternal twin?

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>>128294174
My sister is a liberal, we don't talk about politics though, as we respect each others differences.

>>128294918
identical, we pretty well do everything together cause twins

>inb4 bants

You know what I mean

>>128294985
That's a shame. I think every boy growing up needs a brother. I certainly wouldn't have enjoyed childhood as much without my brother. I probably would be shit at fighting too if he hadn't have existed.

>>128294174
In my family it changed a lot over time. My brother for a long time was an edgy teen anarchist, but became sort of libertarian on most issues, except he believes in closed borders, after a few years of working. I was a communist as a teenager, then became a libertarian as my brother was still an anarchist and when he became a libertarian, I became more of a nationalist with little to no interest in economic issues, and I could even support socialism to some extent. We both went for Trump in 2016.