> I did that in the pub afterwards. Then you need to sense what is the workplace consensus on political topics and pretend you agree, otherwise you'll risk get

> I did that in the pub afterwards. Then you need to sense what is the workplace consensus on political topics and pretend you agree, otherwise you'll risk getting pushed away at work. I used to know a guy who was pretty vocal about legalisation of drugs and he was able to present his points very well. However everyone at workplace labelled him as a "druggie" and eventually he was dismissed as HR bought the rumours that he is doing drugs, which was of course false.