Irony
Posted Dec 15, 2016, 3:53 AM UTC
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But Hillary and her supporters called Trump "a threat to Democracy" just for saying he wouldn't accept the results beforehand. What she's doing now is 100x worse.
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Posted Dec 15, 2016, 3:53 AM UTC
But Hillary and her supporters called Trump "a threat to Democracy" just for saying he wouldn't accept the results beforehand. What she's doing now is 100x worse.
I firmly believe that this is false. We are too busy working, to protest the results. I have to pay bills, for fucks sake.
Agreed...he would just return to the tower and make another billion lol we would just go back to work and complain to our coworkers around the water cooler
True, but at the same time, while it's orders of magnitude more constructive to be in a workplace than on a college campus these days, I have to admit..... there's a pretty big part of me that would LOVE to be back in college right now, through all of this, just chilling on the quad sporting my MAGA hat, ignoring my classmates' demands that I take it off.... organizing positive, high energy Trump events while my peers have meltdowns and shout-fests. Do a little redpilling here and there, stand up to my cuck professors when they prohibit words like "illegal immigrant," or "proud American" from their classrooms... Protest with civility and due respect when they say my exercising my right to vote is a hate crime.
It would just be so amazingly delicious. There's nothing like being in college to give a debate over this election that kind of.... "shooting fish in a barrel" type of feeling.
sigh* oh well... maybe I'll go back for a new degree in 2020.
Yeah I actually told someone the other day to fuck off when they pushed the "undocumented citizen" rhetoric.
They aren't documented because they're God damned illegal,and they aren't a citizen because they aren't documented!...therefore they're a by god illegal alien....
wow. The "undocumented" bit I can understand, in that its coming from a place of choosing more sensitive language (not that I agree with that), but to call them citizens is just a flagrant disregard for either US law/society, the meaning of the word, or both.
Amazing.
^ Bingo.