MikaelaMuppet
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I'm just really hoping that Donald Trump wins this election.
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fuzzygobo
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I can feel the pain of anyone who voted for Hillary and see today's news. But if you DIDN'T vote yesterday, you can't blame anybody but yourself. Sometimes life will give you what you're willing to settle for.
Trump won, but not by a landslide. it's your civic duty to vote, even if you're not crazy about the candidates. People sacrificed themselves to preserve your right to vote. I also served a number of times on jury duty, which people try so hard to get out of.
If you had voter apathy and didn't exercise your right to voice your opinion, you have four years to think it over.
Trump won, but not by a landslide. it's your civic duty to vote, even if you're not crazy about the candidates. People sacrificed themselves to preserve your right to vote. I also served a number of times on jury duty, which people try so hard to get out of.
If you had voter apathy and didn't exercise your right to voice your opinion, you have four years to think it over.
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scooterfan360
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i think that he is going to be resigning soon, trade went down, as soon as he got elected, where other countries have stopped trading with the us, because he got elected.
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Well I'm sure a lot of people were p*ssed that Bernie got edged out the way he did. I don't blame them. The Democratic Party has a few years to think that over too.
It's kinda unfair to blame people who didnt vote on Trump winning. It's no one's 'fault' per se, as much as you would like to blame someone. Ultimately we're at the mercy of the electoral college anyway, and popular vote doesn't always mean a president gets elected.
You know he hates disabled people too, right? How can you, as an autistic person, support someone like that?
MikaelaMuppet
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Yes. I know that. But my parents support him as well for different reasons.
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Just remember, just because your parents hold certain views, that doesn't mean you have to.
MikaelaMuppet
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You're right about that. And it is true.