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It literally says "we can't be friends" in the original post. Someone in the comments might have said cut off people from society, but I didn't see it.
What I'm saying is I think the implication of the OP and the larger related sentiment is a society where social relationships are along party lines, and crossing those lines de-facto means being cut off from society. It doesn't need to be made explicit for that to be the consequence.
I think the intent of your point is fine. I just think you're arguing against something that wasn't brought up in the original post.
Begone troll