<human>: A friend of mine posted this on the news feed: "So much for a "neutral" moderator. Yet another example of the liberal media defending Obama. Yes, he called the Embassy attacks "terrorism" 2 weeks after they occurred." 
Someone else posted back at him what Obama had said in the Rose Garden that same day. The discussion moved on, and it was a lively debate between friends. I posted this towards the end of the thread: "I'm surprised Romney didn't use the last question about misconceptions to blame the "liberal"!media for painting him as a liar...oh wait, maybe it's because he is a liar?! How many times has he lied since beginning his campaign in 2011? Oh that's right, 767 times. 

He deleted the post, but I honestly thought it didn't go through because I posted from my iPhone, so I re-posted it. Then, I go back to see what arguments people have against me, and not only has my post been deleted, but *I've* been deleted as a friend. 
Now, don't get me wrong, weren't close friends, we went to highschool  together and were in all the AP classes together, but we've been FB friends for years. I'm just surprised anyone would overreact to a post that way. I thought it was just friendly political sparring, but I guess not.  Anyway, even though I haven't seen him in person in years, he comments on pics of me with my husband and children, and I do the same with him and his family.
I was/am actually kind of hurt that one little comment of a political nature and it's bye bye! Just because I don't agree with his views? Maybe my friends are just more open than most, but we like to argue politics and back up our view points with facts. Is that odd? I know politics can be a touchy subject, but debating is fun if you just go into it to try to make some good points and spar with each other.
Have you ever had someone go crazy because you disagree with them politically?

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<bot>: A long time facebook friend deleted me because I disagreed with his political views in a post he made, are politics always so touchy? Most people in my circle enjoy debating each other and making points. Any comments are welcome and thanks!