Butters1979 wrote: » So surely it proved his point about the electoral college. You shouldn't win the presidency without the popular vote. These protest are the direct result of the snowflake generation coming out of the US universities when any difference of opinion was met with censorship and even disciplinary action. They just can't face life in the real world where not everyone panders to their sensitivities. They genuinely can't believe it didn't go their way for once.
lawlolawl wrote: » Since coming to office in 2009, Obama's government has deported more than 2.5 million people—up 23% from the George W. Bush years. More shockingly, Obama is now on pace to deport more people than the sum of all 19 presidents who governed the United States from 1892-2000, according to government data. Don't remember any protests about this.
Hank Scorpio wrote: » IMO Trump's team played much cleaner in the election and the Clinton team played morally dirty.
lawlolawl wrote: » Indeed, look at the footage from all the major news networks of the Clinton headquarters during the count. Crowds of grown men and women in their 20s actually crying because she was losing. Then their fearless leader wouldn't even appear on stage once she conceded.
Akrasia wrote: » There are protests. Loads of them.https://thinkprogress.org/immigrant-advocates-shut-down-busy-atlanta-intersection-in-protest-of-obamas-deportation-raids-bb0ce336f8f4 Obama has a lot of things to be ashamed of from his 8 years in office.
Gael23 wrote: » At age70, is it reasonable to expect him to be a one term president?
humanji wrote: » Like claiming an opponents father assassinated JFK? Come off it, Clinton comes out looking honest compared to the republican tricks. That's how bad they were. The democrats simply weren't as skilled at being underhanded.
Wanderer78 wrote: » all americans should be given full health insurance, period! america needs to stop invading countries, this would probably prevent a large portion of their citizens from becoming mentally ill in the first place.
Walter H Price wrote: » Hail to the Cheif , Cultural Marxism in the US is dead and you can can see the rest of the western world following suit by the end of 2017 you could have Trump in the US , Le Pen in France , Wilders in the Neterlands , Orban in Hugary, Putin in Russia , Merkel out of the Reichstag and May leading Britain out of the EU. Probably the only silverlining lining to the stupid libertard politics and the "Refugee" issue over the last few years is the rise of the new Right.
Hank Scorpio wrote: » This election was extremely dirty from the Clintons side. If you read the wikileak and project veritas releases you'd see all the dishonest stuff they get up too. They openly colluded all campaign long with all the major news outlets and newspapers, bought fake polls and got CNN etc to publish them, planted stories about Trump to the media of him being linked to Russia, paid mentally ill people to start fights at rallies etc. Trump's team look classy in comparison.
kunst nugget wrote: » Out of curiosity, how do you think this rise of the new Right is going to benefit ordinary people like you and me?
lawlolawl wrote: » Look at the front page of that website.
marklazarcovic wrote: » i smell an assassination
Butters1979 wrote: » Bock economic immigration and curb runaway welfare?
Walter H Price wrote: » Hail to the Cheif , Cultural Marxism in the US is dead and you can can see the rest of the western world following suit by the end of 2017 you could have Trump in the US , Le Pen in France , Wilders in the Neterlands , Orban in Hugary, Putin in Russia , Merkel out of the Reichstag and May leading Britain out of the EU. Probably the only silverlining lining to the stupid libertard politics and the "Refugee" issue over the last few years is the rise of the new Right. Cannot wait to get to Trump tower in the new year
Akrasia wrote: » right thinking people
kunst nugget wrote: » So it will stop my freedom of movement and make it harder for my family to survive if I lose my job. That sounds great. How else?
Butters1979 wrote: » I don't think you understand the difference between necessary welfare and runaway welfare. Nobody dies in this country because they lose their job. Essentially we pay too much to support those that won't work, those than want to but can't work are welcome to my tax money.
lawlolawl wrote: » No one is stopping your freedom of movement if you do it legally.
B0jangles wrote: » People like this are outright rejoicing at the rise of fascism on a global scale and some of you wonder why Americans, (particularly minorities) are genuinely frightened and in tears about this result?
Christy42 wrote: » It is horrific. Unsure about racism as it is about politics but since they probably wouldn't beat up a black man for voting Trump it is indeed racist and very certainly horrific. However "this is what real Racism is"? Where was all the fake racism? Anything that happens against black people? Calling Mexicans rapists was obviously fake racism right. You had a good point but fell into the same trap plenty on the looney left do. Just because there is racism vs. White people is no reason to deny racism against others. All things told if I was in the states I would definitely rather be a white straight male than anything else.
robindch wrote: » One of fascism's markers is its tendency to make one large group feel good by blaming all the world's ills on another, smaller group.
Christy42 wrote: » Plenty of gay people voted against gay marriage. I don't get it. Just don't get married. However it happened here and it happened in the states. Want to point out where all white men where insulted?
vetinari wrote: » It's quite valid to attack his supporters. It's the lack of challenging his supporters that's helped cause this. A lot of working class white men who are annoyed that the country is not as white as it used to be. They try to dress that up as nostalgia but it's clear what they mean. They don't expect Trump to bring back manufacturing jobs, no president can, they just want to feel like the white men are on top again.
