kunst nugget wrote: » Any media I'm looking at is calling it riots…
The Highwayman wrote: » Hate? What hate? Ooooh is a poor little SJW is upset the whole world doesn't think the same as them. You better find your safe space and think about trigger warnings.
Cienciano wrote: » Well, here's proof that they don't.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guatemala%E2%80%93Mexico_border
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » martingriff wrote: » Calm down people. 1 of 2 things will happen when Trump take office. 1 The house and senate will tell him we can't do x and y. Things will be watered down (illegal immigrants nned to be tackled). They can't and will not drop corporation from 35% to 15% that be fiscal suicide. He will go along with them2. He will not go along with above and leave and Pence will become president. It is good pc crap will ne gone for a bit Are we supposed to be calm about Scenario 2? I would take Trump as President anyday over Mike Pence. Mike Pence makes George Dubya look like the Dalai Lama. This isn't 'PC crap' its naked racism and bigotry. At least the Donald doesn't believe, or can't remember, most of the shit he says.
martingriff wrote: » Calm down people. 1 of 2 things will happen when Trump take office. 1 The house and senate will tell him we can't do x and y. Things will be watered down (illegal immigrants nned to be tackled). They can't and will not drop corporation from 35% to 15% that be fiscal suicide. He will go along with them2. He will not go along with above and leave and Pence will become president. It is good pc crap will ne gone for a bit
Depp wrote: » he's made a show of himself with his comments and to a lesser extent the country as a whole...really should have kept his mouth shut to be fair to him thats nothing new, hes been doing it for years
martingriff wrote: » That $200bn would not be affected by corporation tax (been said in another post). Given ours is 12.5% at the moment I do not think they would move might have other reason for staying here. So if the big companies do not move thats a big hole to fill. So how would they fill it would they take the risk to see if the companies will move back
Doctor Jimbob wrote: » I d riot too if that gob****e trump was elected president of where I m living, and I couldn t give two ****s about Clinton.
Sonics2k wrote: » Hang on a second here. Just because someone didn't want to see Trump voted in doesn't mean they are a special snowflake SJW type. All it means is that they didn't like his total lack of actual policies, his total lack of political understanding and the simple fact he's a kinda gross bloke. Get a grip.
Congratulations, America. You just elected a man accused of sexual assault to avoid a woman accused of mishandling her emails
Noveight wrote: » Independent UK running some wildly sensational headlines.Link.
Doctor Jimbob wrote: » The difference being the president of this country doesn t matter in any significant way.
tonycascarino wrote: » I think the establishment and media don't like him because he is a maverick. It is a big FU to them just like Brexit.
A Little Pony wrote: » How long will people cry about it? Is it going to go on like it has with Brexit? Will people just accept the people wanted The Donald? Make America great again!
ScumLord wrote: » I hope Trump proves us all wrong again, the world needs a strong America, hopefully it doesn't isolate itself or we're all in trouble.
Cienciano wrote: » They'll hold another election next month
Cienciano wrote: » TBH, I think the media disliked Hillary too. Best of a bad lot, turd sandwich vs giant douche
Clea wrote: » I still feel as in shock after the news this morning... Not sure what have I expected but somehow not this.
“the election is absolutely being rigged ... at many polling places,” and that “voter fraud is very, very common.”
dav3 wrote: » I imagine after the claims of voter fraud have been looked at. After all, just over 12 hours ago trump was saying this...