Carl2291
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All I can say is there should have been more of this before the fucking election.
Thank you.What is it with Americans being fundamentally unable to understand protesting? You'd think a nation jerking it over freedom of speech 24/7 would be able to understand why people voice their disagreement and sometimes do so in groups even.
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I love this. seeing these fuckers who I watched supporting and engaging in hate and fear-mongering post, I can't decide what makes me madder:
His already-in-action climate policy alone is worthy of mass protests.He won a democratic election that there is no evidence he rigged it since he was not the opinion-makers' choice. I'm all for protesting detrimental policies but I'm not going to protest a president-elect. Before he won, when people who wouldn't vote for Clinton were being called immature, I said I was willing to accept whatever result. I still feel that way.
As another thread emphasized, the Clinton campaign and the DNC (one and the same?) helped elevate Trump for what they believed would have been Clinton's gain. My personal opinion, is that she's not an appropriate choice for President either given all that has come out over the last several months. So I'll live with America's choice; the decision to put up with Trump rather than be successfully manipulated by the Clinton machine.
I don't believe everyone who voted for Trump liked him just as many people who didn't like Clinton voted for her. Perhaps they were just scared shitless of Clinton being President when she was so careless, at best, as Secretary of State.
OTOH, I understand the concerns about Trump but I also think there's overreaction.
"Trump is Negan"
Best sign.
He won a democratic election that there is no evidence he rigged it since he was not the opinion-makers' choice. I'm all for protesting detrimental policies but I'm not going to protest a president-elect. Before he won, when people who wouldn't vote for Clinton were being called immature, I said I was willing to accept whatever result. I still feel that way.
As another thread emphasized, the Clinton campaign and the DNC (one and the same?) helped elevate Trump for what they believed would have been Clinton's gain. My personal opinion, is that she's not an appropriate choice for President either given all that has come out over the last several months. So I'll live with America's choice; the decision to put up with Trump rather than be successfully manipulated by the Clinton machine.
I don't believe everyone who voted for Trump liked him just as many people who didn't like Clinton voted for her. Perhaps they were just scared shitless of Clinton being President when she was so careless, at best, as Secretary of State.
OTOH, I understand the concerns about Trump but I also think there's overreaction.
if you're willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt after all that he said and done just this last year, then you can more than give Hillary her proper due and at least admit she is more than qualified to be president.
I can admit she's a more experienced politician.
But she said things as a Goldwater girl that she later regretted.
She did and said things as First Lady that she later regretted.
She did things as Senator that she later regretted.
She did things as Secretary of State that she later regretted.
I'm certain she did things in this losing campaign that she now regrets.
What would she have done as President?
It's fine to admit errors but please get some good judgement and stop making them.
I mourned a loong time ago.
People who were putting hope in Clinton just did.
People who believed some of Trump's more grandiose campaign promises will be next.
When those people realize they've been duped, they should honestly be protesting too.
Let's just say I wouldn't hold my breath on that one.Lets just hope they dont double down on stupid when they realize they got duped.
NPR had good story today talking to people in the Rust belt and their views and why they went trump, basically of course coal jobs are going away and way of life there would cause empty towns. But they were all like, well now we await him to bring back the coal jobs and NPR was like, actually nah that might not happen. Other guys voted him in because he had no political office, but if he embraced the elites in washington then it was over.
Lets just hope they dont double down on stupid when they realize they got duped.
Can I get a link to this? I'd love to hear.
Can I get a link to this? I'd love to hear.
Protest. But remember to also vote.
Energize them to do what? Threaten minorities? Prove everyone's point that this is white supremacy lashing out? Vote? Hell they already did that--now it's our turn to step up.
Apparently there is a protest going on right now where I live (Olympia, Wa)
Just booked a hotel in DC with wife and 2 friends for Jan 20. Let's do this.
Please don't take your kids to a protest. But def protest the innaguration.
Yeah I heard that as wellYeah, I heard they were blocking the 4th Ave. bridge.
Its poppin in Portland right now. Local news livestream is intense.
http://www.kgw.com/mb/news/local/trump-protests-planned-for-fourth-straight-night/351192552
Someone just told me that liberals are "lighting people on fire and killing them" but the "liberal media isn't reporting it" like okay dude lmao
Clicked on a Facebook news stream for it and the comments were fucking horrifying. Calling the cops pussies for not gunning them down...so much calls to just out right kill the protesters and blaming the mayor and the pd for encouraging them.
im sorry i dont have a link it was on the radio in my car i was listening.
Here's the Marketplace link where they talk to Rust Belt voters and what they want. Not sure it's the same one he's talking about, since it was from two days ago. Might have been a repeat.
Typical millennialThought I'd share one from South Florida:
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I want to be optimistic, I just worry the outrage isn't going to last.
Thought I'd share one from South Florida:
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It will.I want to be optimistic, I just worry the outrage isn't going to last.
Did people protest obama too?
Did people protest obama too?
Not significantly in the way these are going, but Obama didn't promise mass deportations, didn't promise to ban an entire ethno-religious group, didn't believe in global warming, and didn't threatened to jail his political opponent. Obama wasn't elected on the back of a destroyed Voting Rights Act and massive coordinated voter suppression efforts in battleground states either.
Just to stop any false equivalency here.