who knows maybe people will continue to use it to comment on Trump's presidency.
Or the idiots rioting just because he won.
Unfortunately... The reason Trump has zero political stinks is because he has ZERO political experience..... That is one of the most mind-boggling aspects of this entire mind-boggling race.
That's one of the things that makes the most sense. Hillary has political experience. So people know what she's like, and they didn't like her experience. They decided it was better to go with someone who had none over someone whose they hated.
Americans are fucking fed up with career politicians, they fucking hate the establishment, yet they chose Hillary Clinton to be the nominee thinking everyone would rally behind her. NOPE. She's literally the spokes woman for oligarchical governance. People hate her and the establishment so fucking much, that they are willing to vote for Donald Trump in protest. Yes, some Trump supporters are racists/bigots whatever, but some aren't. He was the "brick vote" for A LOT of people. Meaning they simply voted for him because they are fed up with the system and Donald Trump is the "brick" thats gonna destroy it all. Politics as we know it in America have changed forever.
"SOME" people chose Hillary, trust me, not everyone would have chose her. The only reason she was chosen was because they thought she had the liberal, democrat, minority, lgbtqhaj... votes to win it. She didn't.
As for Trump, I don't think most people voted for him just because they are fed up with the system. I think the overwhelming majority just hated the thought of Hillary being elected. She represents values and political stances that are against a huge number of peoples ideals.
This forum is sheltered from the truth, but here it is. There are a LOT of people in this country who do not like gays or lesbians. They don't support that lifestyle at all. There are a lot of people who do not like anyone who calls themselves cis or trans or whatever having any rights.
There's also a lot of people who want to make sure gun rights are secure. None of that shit like California where they keep chipping away at dumb laws making it impossible for people to actually own them.
There's also the matter of Free Speech, aka the First Amendment. Hillary is on record against it. She has stated within the first 30 days of her being elected she pledged to have a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United ruling. That upset a lot of people. You can read up on that if you want. I'll just say, don't believe the hippy dippy reason Hillary gave for wanting it. Look into what it really effected.
Then there's people who are pro-life. They don't really care for Hillary. Self explanatory there.
Religious freedom issues. She's firmly on the record against laws that religious people support. She has opposed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act at all state levels, the 'bathroom bill' in North Carolina, she promised to support the federal Equality Act (biggest threat to religious freedom out there).
There's many more reasons why someone would dread having her elected, but probably the big one has to do with timing. During a normal Presidents term there's some changes. But nothing too radical really happens for the most part. Law's would have to be submitted and get through Congress, and approved by the President. The really horrible ones 'usually' get lost in sub committee, never to be heard from again. Some like the Patriot Act do get shoved up the American Ass though.
But this time it's different, most likely this Presidency will elect 4 Supreme Court Justices. So major changes could be enacted, laws ruled unconstitutional, laws changed in bad ways. The person who could stack the deck in favor of their ideals would continue to have power long after they have left office.
Now the thing is, the average person who is in dismay that the beloved Hillary lost seems to have a misconception. All those ideals mentioned above are shared by a few misguided, bigoted, hate filled people. They aren't. In fact I doubt you'd find very many in the entire country who strongly adhere to all of them.
There's 'some' people who feel strongly about one or more of these issues. Some here, some there. They all decided it was important enough to vote against her. I don't think hating 'the establishment' even had much to do with it at all. If the democrats had put in a better candidate who didn't have such a long established record of being against so many damn things, we wouldn't be looking at President Trump today. They fucked up, pure and simple. They nominated someone that enough of this country could find at least one major thing she stood for they couldn't abide by.
Also, lets be honest. She totally messed up her own campaign. She and her staff made so many mistakes. Chief among them was just resting on their laurels. They assumed they had a lot more of the minority vote than they did, they assumed they could carry several states they didn't. So they let those minority votes go to 3rd party nominees, and they didn't bother to campaign like they should have. They fucked up.
Meanwhile, Trump, whether you like him or not, played a perfect Art of War campaign and won.
This guy sums it up way better on that if you want to know what I mean.
Clear back in March he laid out his reasons why Trump had already won.
imgur.com/gallery/HO5TT
Then today he did a follow up.
imgur.com/gallery/SxpJC
You can copy paste those, I don't want the forum to include two large imgur galleries here.