kilns wrote: » I have a feeling he will row back on many of his OTT claims and if does in 4 years times people might be saying he wasnt that bad a president.
Jelle1880 wrote: » As opposed to what kind of racism ?
lawlolawl wrote: The kind Trump was accused of for wanting to deport illegals and not allow criminals into the States from other countries.
humanji wrote: » He was accused of racism for a hell of a lot more than just wanting to deport illegal immigrants like his wife.
Jelle1880 wrote: » As opposed to what kind of racism ? What a dummy, good for him to congratulate Trump though.
Hank Scorpio wrote: » As opposed to these extreme leftist kids who were rallying all night chanting Trump supporters were racists. Trump stirred up a lot of it as did Hillary associating herself with groups like black lives matter. She had 88% of the black and Trump 2/3's of the white vote, things will be nasty for the next few days.
lawlolawl wrote: » The kind Trump was accused of for wanting to deport illegals and not allow criminals into the States from other countries.
lawlolawl wrote: » He was accused of a lot of things by people who deliberately misunderstood his statements.
The_Valeyard wrote: » I have zero support for those protests. A vote was had, the will of the people carried. Protesting the vote is pointless. Wait until he actually gets into office, then protest his policies that you disapprove of, not simply because your team lost the race.
wes wrote: » kilns wrote: » I have a feeling he will row back on many of his OTT claims and if does in 4 years times people might be saying he wasnt that bad a president. Except the people who voted for of course. There are already indications what with corporate lobbyist being part of his transition team. Its pretty funny as its starting to look like, his supporters have been had.
Hank Scorpio wrote: » @Christy42 , I agree there is bad eggs on both sides. Plenty of racists on Trumps side, aswell as Hillary's. It annoys me the extreme left claim themselves to be perfect and all Trump supporters are racist. Lighten the moodhttps://s14.postimg.org/cxvwnbnz5/1234.jpg
Christy42 wrote: » Please tell me how I should interpret his Mexican and rapists comment.
Jelle1880 wrote: » The will of the people was actually in Clinton's favour if we want to be semantic about it. And given how big the Tea Party became just because Obama won the presidency I think these protests (the non-violent ones) are perfectly justified.
Hank Scorpio wrote: » That's the thing, they have no base for their protests. They want everything handed to them, they believe there's only winners and no losers. They need a kick up the arse. The media and in a way modern PC bullcrap has ruined them.
lawlolawl wrote: » Spoiled babies literally crying that their girl didn't win like the media promised them she would ;(
Guy:Incognito wrote: » You conveniently stop after saying he's going to round them up. His plan is to deport people that have no right to be in the country and send them back to their own country, not gas them. How many people were depored from America over the last 8 years?
Deleted User wrote: » It's hilarious. "When Trump loses, he isn't going to accept the vote. What a prick" "Trump won. We better protest."
Hank Scorpio wrote: » NSFW maybe, shows a bunch of African Americans beating on a white guy cause he voted for Trumphttps://streamable.com/6nwo This is what real Racism is
[Deleted User] wrote: » It's hilarious. "When Trump loses, he isn't going to accept the vote. What a prick" "Trump won. We better protest."
lawlolawl wrote: » Did you hear, she won the popular vote?!? I love that they only have a problem with the electoral system now that they didn't win.
kunst nugget wrote: » Yes, because Trump supporters weren't talking about violent revolution if their candidate didn't win this 'rigged' election…http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/28/us/politics/donald-trump-voters.html?_r=0 What's going on seems pretty mild in comparison to what they were talking about doing…
humanji wrote: » Is it also the fault of PC bullcr@p that Trump wasn't going to accept anything other than a win or that many republican figureheads were telling people to fight if they lost? The answer is no. What's caused the current divide is not the easy answer of "it's the liberals fault". It's the fault of two parties who, instead of fighting for the people, just fought each other out of spite. That's why the Us is in the shape it is.
namloc1980 wrote: » I see Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader in the Senate, has poured cold water on a number of Trumps key campaign promises. He said things like infrastructure spending, term limits on Congress, limits on lobbyists weren't on the Senate's agenda amongst other things. Trump will need to learn the game of politics fast.
NI24 wrote: » I'd say prick is the appropriate name for a man who called the electoral college a disaster for democracy and yet just scored a presidency because of it. If indeed he was called a prick for losing.