Not saying I agree with protests (though they're an incredibly effective way of letting people in power know you're dissatisfied and they may think twice before doing anything)but we don't have a democratic process, if we did Hillary would have won. We have a constitutional republic. Trump won because he won the handful of important states. Not because more people voted for him, important fact to not get twisted.
I mean that regardless of how you might feel about Trump's proposals and statements, there are going to be many that feel like they don't belong in this country right now because of them. Being a straight white male, I cannot possibly know how that feels.
I'd pick that article apart, but eh. DOn't care. As far as proof we're not a Democracy, look no further than the SEnate. Doesn't exist for any other reason than to not give every person an equal vote. Literally why it exists.
You would but you cant.
Seeing a lot of vitriol now for third party... the liberal way to blame others and take no responsibility... Here's the situation. HRC was an albatross of a candidate... and the republicans are no more "RACIST!" than they were the last two elections.
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No kidding... class cancellations would make me laugh if it wasn't scary. These are our future, and frankly... they are soft
At least 95 percent or greater of it is young white people, early to mid 20s. Telling me about white privilege. A white person on a phone that can stream sporting events, that can order them Taco goddamn Bell to go, that can take a laptop into Starbucks and get a coffee with 50 things in it, lecturing me about white privilege.
I know that this guy is a political satirist... but this is the most spot on thing I've seen to date... Wanna know why we have Trump? Watch this video. And warning - LOTS of language.... but everyone should watch this from beginning to end
"Trump capturing the nomination will not dispel the smug style; if anything, it will redouble it. Faced with the prospect of an election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the smug will reach a fever pitch: six straight months of a sure thing, an opportunity to mock and scoff and ask, How could anybody vote for this guy? until a morning in November when they ask, What the f*** happened?"
You are basically saying they are fine to act like that because thy are ignorant.
And Im not going to tell them how to feel, just mock them for being ignorant. But I dont mind saying they are stupid for the way they are protesting and because I believe they are simply sore losers.
So let me get this straight, the same people who "voted against anger and hate" on Tuesday, are the same people who have been displaying anger and hate since the election?
The things going on at college campuses are just ridiculous. I don't blame the students so much because they are young and mostly ignorant, it's the profs and administrators who lead and enable. But this is really nothing new, and the events of the past couple of days aren't as offensive as the suppression of free speech and hostility of original thought that has been going on for a long time. I guess one of the silver linings of Tuesday's results is that it's unlikely taxpayers will be asked to pay any more for this nonsense than they already are.