Trump's Not Your President? Then Get Out...Even Though We Know You Won't

[golden]

I didn't vote for Donald Trump. I worry about what this guy will do as this country's president. Someone this inexperienced in the realm of politics with his personal history should raise some serious red flags for anyone with a brain.

Disclaimer over.

Now, let me just say: To all you people, especially the college students, flipping out and screaming, "Trump's not my president!" and threatening to leave the country, I've got just one response:

LEAVE.

The democratic and election process is hardly perfect but I don't recall anyone complaining this bitterly when Obama was elected (twice, by the way). It's the same process, too; nothing has really changed. I don't recall anybody asking for "grief counseling" after Obama was elected, though that was primarily because if anybody tried that, they'd be immediately branded a racist. One of the liberal's primary - and most asinine and infuriating - hypocrisies is that basically, only white people can be racist. And that protesting and rioting is fine if a white president gets elected but if ANYBODY burned the American flag because Obama was elected, that person would've been absolutely eviscerated in the media.

By the way, college students have actually torn and burned the American flag in recent weeks. That's not a statement. It's not an expression. It's the reaction of a woefully disrespectful, highly ignorant ten-year-old. And that's what all these freak-outs are- temper tantrums from those who have shown their true colors. Peace and love, my ass. It has always been "my way or the highway" for any card-carrying liberal in the past decade and when they lose, this is how they react. Pathetic.

So I repeat:

LEAVE.

But here's the thing: They won't. You think they're going to leave the golden goose? LOL Seriously? They're not going anywhere, though frankly, I seriously doubt anybody would miss them if they did leave. The people who have left that actually matter, the businesses the liberals have managed to drive out of the U.S., might actually come back. And I think it's hilarious that certain celebrities and athletes have sworn to leave...oh, the same immensely wealthy people who frequently hide their money overseas so they don't have to pay U.S. taxes? The people who became Gods in THIS country? And if they went elsewhere, they lose their deity status? What, George Clooney gonna strike it rich again in Bollywood? Give me a break.

And as for the people who don't work, won't work, and are afraid their endless supply of checks in the mail will stop, by all means- leave. We're done supporting you. And if you do work, if you're just plain disrespectful with the mentality of a child and you run around burning the flag and rioting, then you should just be arrested. This includes college students and any of the unbelievably out of touch, elitist professors who support such disgusting behavior.

I think Hillary Clinton, despite all her flaws, would've been a better choice. But Americans have picked their horse, so everyone needs to start acting like adults and accept it. If you choose not to accept it, the airport is THAT way.

[CHARismatic110]

That's yalls go to answer for everything. If you don't like it, you can leave. People protest peacefully, "if you don't like this country, you can leave!" People speak up for what they believe in, "if you don't like this country, you can leave!" People are against Trump running for President, "if you don't like this country, you can leave!" But when people got so serious about leaving that they crashed Canada's immigration website, it suddenly became "oh you people are a bunch of pussies, y'all are weak, running away from your country because you don't like something is pansy bullshit!" So I'm confused as to which one we're supposed to do.

[Thisperson98]

People protesting peacefully? I don't call riots peaceful.

[CHARismatic110]

@Thisperson98 lmao of course king kiss ass is here and commenting.

[Fathoms77]

Do? Stop acting like children.

All this Take is really saying is that if you've already SAID you were going to leave, then leave. It's basically just telling people to stick to their word, I would say. :)

[CHARismatic110]

@Fathoms77 oh look, someone else that only responds to people that aren't drinking the Trump kool-aid. Surprise, surprise.

[bedroomdweller]

@Fathoms77 What Fathoms said. It's amazing people lost the point entirely: The irony. Or they pretended they didn't get it so they switched their argument.

[CHARismatic110]

@bedroomdweller dude, you know better than to even say a word to me. But I'll make it so you can't.

[Thisperson98]

You attacked us and you are saying that we should talk to you?

[CHARismatic110]

@Thisperson98 I didn't attack anyone. I'm not you, I don't go around harassing people that don't share my views. And I told HIM not to speak to me. And he knows why. Would you like to join him?

[Thisperson98]

I think this is considered an attack "course king kiss ass is here and commenting."

[CHARismatic110]

@Thisperson98 well I told no lies! You kiss Donald Trump's ass like no other person I know. So much so that you feel the need to comment on every single opinion that is against him. Like are you on the payroll?

But you know what, there's a solution to this problem.

[Thisperson98]

Lmao, I am just disproving false information. I don't know how that is ass kissing.

[madhatters4]

did all those who said obama wasn't their president leave?
did all those who questioned his citizenship for 8 years leave?

NO... so trump supporters or those who are upset that people are upset trump is their president need to settle down with this "if you don't like him leave". every four years someone loses. every four years millions are disappointed. they have a right to voice their frustration and the right to protest within the constraints of our law.

[lumos]

Oh, you don't remember republicans being whiny crybabies about Obama? Let me brush up your memory a bit...
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Protests are bound to happen after every election. Pretending like republicans didn't do this after Obama was elected is not only ignorant, but a downright lie.
Americans actually didn't get to pick their horse, Trump only won because of the electoral college. The majority voted for Hillary.

[mostwomenshouldstfu]

Got to hand it to Republicans, they know how to crack a joke.

[CHARismatic110]

How soon they forget.

[Fathoms77]

Trump won because of the democratic process. You don't elect a president based almost entirely on two major states (in this case, New York and California) simply because a ton of like-minded individuals live in one place. This is WHY the electoral college exists.

And here's the big difference between any Obama protests and the Trump protests: One was roundly rejected and bashed by everyone, especially the media, and the other has been nothing but SUPPORTED, media definitely included. And very few, if any conservatives, publicly leapt to the defense of those Obama protestors, while every liberal on earth has disgustingly supported these violent, childish uprisings in the past few weeks.

[lumos]

@Fathoms77 I don't see how it's a democratic process since a vote in Wyoming is worth 3.5x more than a vote in California. I think every vote should count equally. Where people live should not fucking matter and it doesn't make any sense why it even matters to begin with. The majority should always win over the minority, period. Otherwise there's not even a point in voting, it's not democratic, it's not fair. It's an outdated system that doesn't make any sense.
I haven't really seen much support for any flag burning or for the more aggressive signs, like the Rape Melania sign. Claiming "every liberal on earth" has supported those aggressive protests is not only a generalization, but quite a childish claim from you also. Don't even talk to me if you can't have a more mature discussion.

[lumos]

@CHARismatic110 it's easy to turn a blind eye to what happened in the past and point fingers on people you don't agree with.

[Fathoms77]

The protests are publicly supported in the media and by our educators. In fact, there have been professors and teachers encouraging students to act this way. No, they weren't doing this when Obama was elected and if any of them had tried, they would've been instantly fired.

You need to look up how the electoral college actually works and why it's in existence because you clearly have no understanding of it. It's not my responsibility to educate you on these subjects... that's your responsibility.

[CHARismatic110]

Yes, it is.

[lumos]

@Fathoms77 are we talking about protests in general, even the peaceful ones, or are we just talking about aggressive and hurtful protests? Because as far as I'm concerned, protesting is a part of freedom of speech. Exercising your right to freedom of speech is of course encouraged. Yes people were protesting when Obama was elected, as you can see in the pictures I posted. And there were a lot of them. Just google "Obama protesters" and click on image search if you have such a hard time remembering.
I've looked it up and I came to the conclusion that it makes no sense. Why even vote if some votes are worth more than others, and how is it fair or democratic? The US is a COUNTRY and as such one state should not be more important than another just because less people live there.

[mostwomenshouldstfu]

@lumos No no no no no no, "Where people live should not f***ing matter". We don't want that. Interesting double standard when you hear New Yorkers say :"If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere.". This country was founded on liberty, people governing themselves, not being dictated by a foreign ruler ruler from afar. It's the people who reside on the land that should determine how to govern said land. Coastal cities are often oblivious to the surrounding areas that support them. They often get lost in the sea of people they live in.

[Fathoms77]

It's not about population density. Please do some research on how the election process and the electoral college works.

And everyone should read this article in the Times, as it perfectly illustrates why Clinton lost and Trump won. I don't agree with certain points (Affirmative Action is nothing but the purest form of racism as far as I'm concerned), but the point is 100 percent correct:

www.nytimes.com/.../...of-identity-liberalism.html

[Other_Tommy_Wiseau]

@Fathoms77 bruh, you dumb as shit 😂

The point being that this idea of "you lost, get over it or leave" mentality when Republicans did the exact same petty shit less than a decade ago. That's the point. Losers mope and victors gloat. It's the literal hypocrisy of both sides is the point

On top of that, the idea of the victor in this case as being the actual victor when the majority didn't votethe reason why the electoral college existed is because we live in a republic and the system was based on the premise that rural states didn't have the population of both population and qualified voters. Moreover, the efficiency of counting all votes were impossible. Great with 13 mid sized states. Not so great when we have technology and states like California are as big as France. Meaning there's a big gap between state and regional interests within the state

Also, no one pointing out how it's virtually impossible to actually emigrate. And the like it or leave mentality is basically fascism

[Fathoms77]

@Other_Tommy_Wiseau I'm dumb? At least I can read.

This myTake isn't TELLING anyone to leave. It's merely saying that all those who said they were going to leave, should. If you're going to disown the president of your country, yes, you're welcome to leave. It doesn't say anything about forcing anyone out.

[Other_Tommy_Wiseau]

@Fathoms77 kinda, yeah... That's also debatable, but ok

Literally the title of the post. She even wrote it 3 times in bold. With that said, I actually have the same sentiment as the person who wrote said mytake. I've repeatedly said people need to stop bitching and whining cause they didn't get what they want. New president, accept it. With that said, let's stop acting like this is anything new from either side is worse cause republicans and democrats did the same exact thing last time. Like lumos pointed out, the same rhetoric happened with Obama in 08. The difference being he didn't empower xenophobia, racism, mysogany, etc from his base from his actions or words or history. It's the same story every cycle. But that last part is beside my point... My post addressed your response to what lumos's point, not the mytake itself. I'd figure you'd at least be smart enough to understand that much, but apparently joke's on me for overestimating you. Won't happen again 😒

[Fathoms77]

@Other_Tommy_Wiseau And as I've said numerous times, this is RIOTING, not protesting and again, it's being publicly supported on many widely visible fronts. This is a critical difference and part of the reason WHY Trump won. These double standards had to stop.

[Other_Tommy_Wiseau]

@Fathoms77 ok, and? The point still remains. All I did and she did was simply point out the hypocrisy in it. You can't say it (double standard) needs to stop and ignore the point of her post, which is to say it's happened before from the other side. As far as I read, she didn't say it was ok. As far as I know, I didn't say the rioting now is ok. In fact, I said multiple times it wasn't. But to ignore her points about the hypocrisy of it all is a direct contradiction. You can't say the double standards need to stop when you conveniently ignored it. Especially when she tied into the fact that the system is a result of geographical preference, not populace, hence why he won the election while not winning the popular vote. Granted that's how the system works, it's not reflective of the people nor has it ever been, really. And this is all ignoring the actual reasons for the protests... or riots, if you will, which is completely irrelevant to this and the morality of it is for another day

[chrissykerdock]

I don't know why people are so upset with Trump when our other choice was Rodham Hillary Clinton not really much of a choice... one candidate promised jobs jobs jobs a better economy and other promised nothing and how bad the other candidate was... the refusal of Trump is a movement a brainswashing movement with no real substance behind it... if your talking about Trump's promise to deport illegal immigrants it's not a bad thing if you check the stats of all the women raped and some killed in border towns by illegals it's staggering but no one in the media wants to talk about that... and it's not to say he's against mexicans... the problem is mexico is a source of cheap labor and rich American business men are for cheap labor like the bush's who are on the board of directors of over 50 companies including Enron when that scandal hit Bush was left alone because he wasn't a majority owner just a minority owner... politics is very complex and it's mostly about $$$$ the working class has none but hollywood and other types do like former congress, politicans of all sorts... so don't be so fast to bash trump he was our other choice for president who happend to win the election... hillary wasn't amazing.

[MrNameless]

I didn't vote for Hillary, but she'd be so much better than Trump in economic stability and experience. Because if Hillary won, at the very least, things would be more or less the same like Obama in terms of stability.

Trump on the other hand doesn't know what the fuck he is doing (has nothing set for healthcare, education for instance) and he's completely unprofessional. And he's blatently more open to give corporations tax cuts, actually immigrants/muslims, or put muslims on a database, as well as increase overall hate crimes--which have spiked since he ran for president more than a year ago. So domestic issues is something to worry about, but so is foreign policy. He's unprofessional and wants to wave his dick around to other countries to show how powerful america is. Do we REALLY need to increase funding on military, when we can do it on other things like education and healthcare? Hillary is hawkish too, but she's professional about it and has experience.

[MrNameless]

Ask yourself this.. How can someone who was born rich and treats life like a game, have any idea or understanding what middle and working class go through? I

[chrissykerdock]

@MrNameless there's a movie out or been out noew on dvd called hliary's america it's more like a scam and i feel o'bama scamed the American people

[JudgmentDay]

Leaving isn't as simple since there are many requirements. Unless you have family, relatives, friends or acquaintances already living in another country, you can't even stay in another country for long period of time such as 4 years for something like this. And depending upon what their immigration policies and laws are, and how strict their policies and laws are for immigration.

Money is another HUGE factor. How the fuck is someone supposed to support themselves once they had moved to another country? Such as without being accepted and hired to work somewhere first? Again, like I said unless they have close friends or families because if somehow these people close to them own a business of some kind and could use their help. So then they can work for them and support themselves. If this isn't possible then that means no money, no income, meaning those that choose to leave would only either be panhandling and homeless, begging on the streets or living in shelters. Unless they want to turn to a life of crime themselves and take their chances that way, good luck with robbing and stealing and trying to not get caught while living in another country. Money makes the world goes round, unfortunately.

So unless you were already pretty financially wealthy and stable just leaving and going anywhere won't be easily accomplished and neither will the results be as good as you hope or want it to be.

And one other thing, unless you speak another language other than English, otherwise you are limited to moving to nations where English is the primary and most common spoken language. Or, better start learning other languages, and learn them well once you are there.

[bedroomdweller]

Wow... you people are idiots. The take owner is basically echoing what many liberals and celebrities were saying, or according to themselves "threatning", that they were going to leave the country if Trump won. Trump won and now we get all this bullshit violence, destruction of private property, insults, making traffics while putting people in danger and disrespecting the American flag while disrespecting others after they -liberals- themselves pushed the PC culture to ridiculous and fact shaming heights. You fail to see the irony the take owner is exposing: Lots of you said you were leaving, then fucking leave! And stop disrupting the everyday peace, in the worst ways.

Also, there are more choices than Canada. Go with your fellow muslims to Saudi Arabia, or go to your fellow Mexicans to Mexico, I don't care. You can cry and protest (in a peaceful manner), and disagree with Trump all you want (just remember he is YOUR President so remember to respect), but the moment you cross the line and resort to violence and destruction you're more than welcome to get the fuck out of the country (remember the ironic context discussed here). Pretty simple.

[PT1911]

I'll disagree with you on hillary being the better choice. She pissed off the entire intelligence community as anyone who did what she did would have faced jail time, and if the accusations of laundering state secrets through her foundation are true, execution for treason. Source: friends in army intelligence, who also knew people in Benghazi.

That being said, the downfall of the left is the idea of "perception is reality". They are so disjointed and disconnected from what makes up a huge majority of america: white blue collar workers. That's what got Trump elected. To them, and to the people that voted trump, it's about putting more money in their paycheckd, it's about keeping their towns and. areas safe and prosperous. It's about nothing shipping out their livelihoods to foreign countries. The democrats were the working man's party, until tumblr and elitest globalists took over, citing that being offended is a valid argument. Well it's not anymore, because no one cares about the feelings of those that constantly cry about their supposed perpetual victimhood.

Calling a majority of the population racist, sexist, homophoboc, islamaphobic etc etc etc enough and they'll push back with arguably the greatest middle finger that has been known in. modern politics.

[bedroomdweller]

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[Phoenix98]

I didn't vote for Donald Trump. I worry about what this guy will do as this country's president. Someone this inexperienced in the realm of politics with his personal history should raise some serious red flags for anyone with a brain.

I guess you didn't know that our founders designed our system that way so that anyone regardless of experience could get in, as long as the people voted them in. Our election and governmental system was never designed for only people with the necessary experience to get elected and govern it was designed with the opposite in mind.

Many of our leaders never had the political experience necessary and did just fine.

Otherwise I 100% agree with your take so respect to rest of you take ^^ except for Clinton being the better choice part you couldn't be more seriously wrong there. And FYI Trump has gotten more done then Obama's entire 8 years in office and he hasn't even gotten into office yet.

[Red_Arrow]

What is it that you think Trump has done for this country? (Other than seriously divide it.)

[Phoenix98]

@Red_Arrow Wait and find out ^^ he's actually already done some of it.

and our country was already divided thanks to Obama and the democrats so you can't blame that one on Trump sorry.

[Red_Arrow]

I saw a divide while Obama was president, but it was caused by the right, not by Obama or the Democrats.

And I heard you the first time that he has already done some of it. So I asked what it was that you think he has already done. And now you say "Wait and find out." If he has already done it, it should be visible. But I don't see it and apparently neither do you since you are unable to answer that.

[UnderlyDedicated]

This is why America is in decline. I stopped reading once you mentioned how no one was so upset when Obama was elected twice. And your reasoning is because they'll be branded a racist? Lmao. Well Clinton won the popular vote. That's why people are pissed. When more than half the country voted for one person and that person lost of course you'll have an up roar. And telling people to leave? Yes that's very American of you. Grow up. Oh and the last comment "Americans made their choice..." yes we did and it wasn't Trump.

[WhiteSteve]

Never agreed with "don't like it then leave." I'm an earthling, not an American. I just live here, bruh, I owe no allegiance to any person or entity. I'll be here til I die or decide I want to move, unless some government whose authority I don't acknowledge or accept for myself tries to forcibly remove me, in which case I'd fight to my probable death.

[dudegrt09]

Wise words

[ginny_weasley]

Here's an insane idea. We have freedom of speech. If you want a country where it's required to love whoever the hell is in control, go to North Korea. Usually when freedom of speech doesn't benefit someone, they bitch about it and say they're being persecuted. Do not deny that republicans are incredibly hypocritical but I won't deny that democrats are as well. If Hillary won the electoral college, all trump voters would be calling for the electoral college to be amended. We have freedom of speech here. Even when it doesn't benefit you or you just don't agree with what they're saying. Deal with it because when you want to complain about the government, you should really only do it when you weren't complaining about other people protesting.

[bedroomdweller]

You do know, the take owner based that on what liberals said, right? I mean, the "if Trump wins I will leave the country" BS was started by crybaby liberals themselves... It's about the irony of that.

[ginny_weasley]

@bedroomdweller it's not like anti-obama people were gracious and accepted his defeat.

[bedroomdweller]

No, they cried but at least abstained from deatruction of private property and burning the American flag for anyone to see. Liberals are reaching a level never seen before in a while... but whatever that wasn't what I was arguing.

[Anonymous]

I love your comparison... Obama vs. Trump... as if they were the same person. Obama didn't sit there and call an entire race of people rapists and murders. He didn't have a sorted illicit history where there are tapes as yet to be disclosed, and so so soooo much more. People complained when Obama won, as there will always be people who complain when someone they voted for lost, but this is not the same as everyone else. This isn't a matter of a bunch of whiny losers. They absolutely have a reason to be scared, and feel their rights will be infringed on as people. Even Trumps cabinet seems to reflect the fears of the many. Plus America didn't pick Trump. He lost the popular vote by 1.6 million voters... that's not the same as saying, oh you voted and you selected him... the votes don't reflect that which is yet another reason people are pissed.

[Fathoms77]

The voting is supposed to reflect a country, not a few states that are so far left it wouldn't matter WHO was running.

And yes, whiny losers is exactly the right term for these people. They can hide behind the "b-b-b-but Trump is different!" card all they like. It's over. The guy won and he won using the same exact process by which Obama won. And no rights are going to be infringed anywhere; the hundreds of rights organizations won't go anywhere and no rights laws or amendments will be repealed. Even if Trump wanted to try - and he certainly won't - they'd never pass through.

[helloitsmethere]

It's now up to two million voters...

[Opinion Owner]

@Fathoms77 Based on what exactly? His political hist... oh right, he has none. The process for election may be the same, but saying Obama is the same as Trump in terms of character and treatment of the American people (all of them) thus far, I defy you to make an argument that these two men are of the same ilk. People aren't just afraid because he's a Republican... it's because of what he has both said and done on the campaign trail. You tell me who is not going to be afraid for their family, is someone said they intend to hunt you down and have your family deported or that they think you are a terrorist simply because of your faith? No presidents wish list gets fulfilled 100%, but you can't say with any type of certainly what will or won't go through because there is no history behind this man, no track record, no political record...

[Fathoms77]

All Trump has EVER said is that he is not for illegal immigration and undocumented citizens. That's it. Did you even watch his speech given in front of the Mexican president? I wonder if anyone who screams about this guy has actually watched ANY of his speeches, and have instead relied entirely on sound bites from the heavily leftist-skewed media.

Yeah, the guy has said some ridiculous things. It's why I didn't vote for him. But what has he said that even remotely makes anyone think he wants to deport everyone just because of faith? What has he said since being elected? Hell, he's said he's fine with gay marriage and the markets have SKYROCKETED (mostly because people that actually make this country run, those in business, know this could be a good thing). That's about it. He had a solid discussion with Obama, who advised everyone to give this guy a chance, and he's already talking about trying to bring big companies - and JOBS - back to the U. S. (like Apple).

Why freak out?

[Opinion Owner]

@Fathoms77 I'm not ready to "assume" things will work on based on absolutely nothing. I'm not ready to assume just because he's president, he'll do things in the American people's best interest... because again, based on what. As someone else on GaG said... it isn't actually a matter of giving him a chance, it is rather that what other choice is there at this point because he exists in the position. Ever heard the term, "the proof is in the pudding." Thus far that pudding is pretty rank. Now only time will tell.

[Fathoms77]

Yes, the proof is in the pudding. And the least anybody can do is wait for the pudding to come out; insane knee-jerk reactions to the same democratic process we've used for many years and violent rioting is unacceptable.

[Opinion Owner]

@Fathoms77 My issue is not with the democratic process. We are lucky that we have that as compared to many places round the world that do not. My issue is with people claiming that "the only reason" people are so upset is simply because either a Republican won or that Hillary didn't win. You cannot re-imagine the actual physical proof of what Trump has said in video or audio or tweet throughout the election. Those aren't 'click bait' sound bites, those are his actual words/video/messages from him and with no apology, no efforts to reconcile with these groups as of yet, they have a right to fear what may happen. They do not have a right to just randomly beat people up and cause damage, but they may protest peacefully a man they do not feel has the American people's best interests at heart, which many many many people are doing.

[Fathoms77]

Nobody's rights are going anywhere. As I said, the countless rights groups and organizations won't disband; if anything, there will be more (as if we need more). Trump won't try to make anyone second-class citizens; he has no desire to and nothing like that would ever pass through the courts. It's just childish and ignorant to believe people's rights are going to disappear just because this guy is in the White House, plain and simple.

And by the way, Obama had more executive orders than any president in the history of this country, which just about everyone sees as a gross abuse of power and a desire to override every viewpoint but his own. This, right here, is what people should've been concerned about from the start, and why liberals can't even see their own hypocrisy. The "my way is right and your way is wrong" dogma of the democrat just has to stop, and this election proved that a great many individuals are really, really tired of the double standards.

[uknaked]

I am not American, but who is potus affects the whole planet, quite simply, accepting trump is idiotic. To put it simply and trying not to offend, trump is a misogynist, megalomaniac, sexual predator, failed businessman who is already making money out of his position (illegally) to prop up his failing empire, overall, to put it clearly, he is a lump of shite.
He will ruin the US economy, ruin many Americans lives supporting the far right extremists. To put it bluntly, he is another bastard like hitler!

[pr3ttybr0wn]

"The democratic and election process is hardly perfect but I don't recall anyone complaining this bitterly when Obama was elected (twice, by the way)." I'm gonna have to stop you right there. For 8 years, many people, pres-elect included were questioning his citizenship, comparing him and his family to monkeys, threatening to leave America (still here tho), calling him the antichrist. I even saw footage right after Obama's last election of Republicans crying, literally fucking crying real tears. Republicans are just as whiny when they don't get their way. They didn't burn flags but some of them burned crosses and made lynching effigies.

[Elarra]

You don't agree with me so get out of the country you were born in.

What a dumb and uneducated mentality. People can say and act how they want. That's what the freedom America has lets people do. You can't then tell people to get out for exercising their freedom of speech. Are you even American?

[mostwomenshouldstfu]

?-"People can say and act how they want", "You can't tell people...". Make up your mind.

[Fathoms77]

So you're advocating burning the American flag and violent rioting (which is very different than peaceful protesting)? And I suppose if this is "freedom," you'd condone the same behavior if Clinton had been elected, right?

[Elarra]

@Fathoms77 I don't place value in material things, including the flag, which is 100% legal to burn, so you're asking the completely wrong person about that.

Also, I didn't say I condone violent protests but let's be real. This country was founded on violent protests so let's not start getting all high and mighty in 2016.

[Fathoms77]

It's not illegal, you're right. But that's merely your opinion; you have to acknowledge and recognize the opinions of others, like those in the country's military, who see burning the flag as a direct insult. And you didn't really answer my question... you seem to be fine with the "real" of violent protests, so that means you'd be okay with such a reaction to Clinton's being elected. Right?

If liberals want equality, they need to understand what that actually means.

[Elarra]

@Fathoms77 I actually don't have to do anything. And this comment would be acknowledging her opinion and the opinion of others. I don't have to agree, yet another right afforded by this country. Violent protestors will go jail but so do nonviolent ones. The pipeline, civil rights movement... at this point, violent or non-violent, protestors are always at fault and that's the mentality I'm talking about. You can say what you want but even if you do it peacefully, your ass is going to jail. This country isn't as innocent as people make it seem and it's high time so called 'patriots' understand and acknowledge that as well.

And I did answer your question. I never said I was fine with it. That's an assumption you made and it's not a question. Also, it's not about Clinton, I just hate the electoral college as a whole. This isn't the first time they overstepped the popular vote.

[Fathoms77]

So... you don't have to respect the opinions of others, as yours is the only one that matters?

[bedroomdweller]

"You don't agree with me so get out of the country you were born in.

What a dumb and uneducated mentality"

You do know, the take owner based that on what liberals said, right? I mean the "if Trump wins I will leave the country" BS was started by crybaby liberals

[BruceJender]

So at this college in Massachusetts, a bunch of progressive shits took down an American flag at half mast because it has now become a symbol of "racism" and "oppression". Guess what the college did? Agreed and have banned it campus-wide.

GG USA.

Nothing more sickening than seeing your country's flag being burnt. Disgusting behaviour.

[mostwomenshouldstfu]

PePe is everywhere

[PiuBravoRagazzo]

@mostwomenshouldstfu Kek

[mostwomenshouldstfu]

@PiuBravoRagazzo Long may he reign

[Fathoms77]

I saw that. They should all be expelled AND arrested.

[BruceJender]

@Fathoms77 well they won't because apparently it's "freedom of expression" to burn ones own flag.

[Fathoms77]

It isn't illegal but it's horribly disrespectful and immature, at the very least.

[Anonymous]

I was upset when Al gore lost, then when mccain lost, then when Romney lost. I could say obama wasn't my president all i fuckin wanted but... doesn't change that he was in fact and when i got to work a security detail for him i was honored and i respected him like a president should be respected. Im not super happy with America or Americans these days for that matter but id never burn a flag out of disrespect if the US were invaded id proudly stand under the last flying flag armed to the damn teeth to keep it waving until my last breath idc if the president is justin Bieber. i never bitched and i won't ever bitch. I love this country despite the bs that sometimes goes down. It won't be fixed by a divided population and burning the flag probaly made in Asia, way to contribute to the solution. Protesting Americans dont know how good they have it.

[Red_Arrow]

I was with you till you got to Justin Bieber. Whoops! Have to draw the line somewhere. lol

[Waffles731]

I'm staying, I can't let that fucker wreck my country

[Rissyanne]

Hillary Clinton was not the best choice. She is only out for herself. She sold her secretary of state office. And she would have sold the presidency. She took millions and millions of dollars from countries all over the world. Do you honestly think they didn't expect anything in return? I believe she is probably scared shitless. But no she wasn't the better choice.

[helloitsmethere]

Do you know what the biggest thing is that Hillary has that Trump doesn't have: actual experience in politics.

[Rissyanne]

@helloitsmethere Yes she does... corrupt experience. And after 30 years she hasn't accomplished anything. Well unless you count... Benghazi... where she let men die. Or her server where she had classified information.. Or the Clinton Foundation... the biggest scam running. And she did protect her sexual predator husband. And dont forget how she sold her office to foreign countries. She took millions from Saudi Arabia... a country that has Shari Law. She new about Anthony Wiener texting underage girls. So I am sorry but her kind of "experience" is something the country does not need. And the country has spoken... Trump was elected. Suck it up

[helloitsmethere]

The country actually has spoken and Clinton won the popular vote by 2 million votes.

[Rissyanne]

@helloitsmethere yes and how many of them were illegals and dead people that voted. I know the democrats are so corrupt they would cheat if they had to. They've done it before. Besides he won the election by the way it is set up. I see you don't have a thing to say about her "experience " that I listed. You might as well face it... your candidate's political career is over. People are sick of their criminal ways. Maybe next time your party won't screw over the next decent candidate you have.

[helloitsmethere]

Illegal immigrants and legal immigrants who hasn't passed the five year mark on their greencards yet to apply for US Citizenship can't vote

[Rissyanne]

@helloitsmethere And you honestly think that would stop the democrats from not getting them to vote? They are so corrupt... and not every state requires ID. Which I think every state should require an ID to vote.

[ProbablyTooMature]

"It's the reaction of a woefully disrespectful, highly ignorant ten-year-old."

True, however, there's that whole annoying First Amendment thing...

But I agree, the country would be better off without these fucking whiny extra special snowflakes and their delicious tears.

[Anonymous]

It was the same shit with Obama people threatening to leave the country. Also plenty of people saying that Obama wasn't their president and treated him as such so deal with it just like those who are mad trump is in there. I don't give a fuck about trump or Clinton. Clinton would've fucked this country up just as much as trump is, I can't wait until he back pedals on the wall and when he backs out of the TPP and price will rise like in the UK 25$ for a pair of underwear 2 grand for a smartphone lol.

[martyfellow]

Trump has a noted fascination with bimbos. They all seem to support him.

[COCOCHANEL]

as i'm sure you're aware, i have never found a white man physically attractive (apart from dicaprio in his prime) but i care a bit about america and that's why i support trump.

[martyfellow]

@COCOCHANEL Chuckle, you don't like white men but you support the whitest guy America can produce, a guy who treats all non Caucasians with open contempt.

[COCOCHANEL]

why does supporting a candidate who happens to be of the opposite sex have to mean that you like that person physically or sexually?