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Why is it people in the inner cities as a group vote democrat even if that candidate in no way reflects their beliefs? I have noticed this, and in the past election it was exemplified by Clinton. You have a candidate who opposed gay marriage, harassed female victims of sexual harassment, had KKK ties, was a member of the 1% elite, voted for Iraq war, Patriot Act, the Bailouts, as been quoted as saying only Wall St. knows how to regulate itself, was funded by Wall St., had personal correspondence with Lloyd Blankenfein.

So my question is why would a group of people vote in such huge numbers for a candidate who clearly not only doesn't represent their values, but goes against many of their values?

This is not judgment this is an attempt to better understand people!

I have noticed this, and in the past election it was exemplified by Clinton. You have a candidate who opposed gay marriage, harassed female victims of sexual harassment, had KKK ties, was a member of the 1% elite, voted for Iraq war, Patriot Act, the Bailouts, as been quoted as saying only Wall St. knows how to regulate itself, was funded by Wall St., had personal correspondence with Lloyd Blankenfein.

If she ran as a Republican Liberals in the big cities would have not gone near her because she is everything they despise!

But since she ran with a little (d) next to her name people in large cities compulsively went to the polls en masse and voted for her.

I have never lived in an Urban area so I just don't get it. All but one of the Liberals I know didn't vote for Hillary.

So I just want to understand, no hate, no judgement why inner city Liberals would do this?

Even though both genders have their own problems and societal pressures to deal with. But, as a man I believe that men don't have to deal with a lot of shit that women have to deal with. We don't get pregnant, we don't get periods, we don't stop producing sex cells after a certain age although, the quality of our sperm might go down as we age, we don't have to spend money on make up, jewelry, bags etc. neither do we have to face the same amount of pressure to look beautiful all the time at least not as much as women do. Then there is sexual harassment and being stalked, cat called and being creeped out by men they are not attracted to. What do you guys think?

Given the current social climate where everything can be construed as "misogyny", I think guys should stop commenting on any woman's appearance for any reason. The risks are too great. If a guy says she looks good, that's sexual harassment, and if he says she's fat or ugly, it's misogyny and body-shaming.

Meanwhile, women -- even ones on TV -- are free to openly drool over hunky guys and rate their butts or abs without fear of reproach. They're also free to call any guy ugly, hideous, fat, repulsive or gross. Women call men these negative things way more often than men do it to women. But when a man does it, it makes the news. Guys have to realize the rules are different for them and that ANY comment they make about female appearance, good or bad, will be taken negatively in today's society. Worst case scenario, it could even cost them their job.

Honesty used to be the best policy. Now the best policy for men is silence. Stay safe. Stay SILENT. Agree?