But I didn't vote for Clinton. Couldn't bring myself to vote for her because I was so pissed the Democratic party left me with no other choice so I wrote one in
I want the Dems to see all the protest votes they pissed down the drain when they anointed such a "nasty women" as their candidate.
Well good for you. Then my apologies for including you.
And I have to say that is a bit nasty of a statement there. Never did I call anyone racist for supporting Trump and in fact I even argued with some leftists here in defense of the majority of Trump supporters. And to say Hillary supporters aren't real Americans is pretty ugly so it seems even winning this election hasn't soften you. Hillary was a stupid bitch when she called half f the Trumpites deplorable but she was right about at least one Trump supporter it seems.
I didn't vote for Trump but if he lost I would never have thought to try and shame my friend who did over it. I'm kind of happy for him and all the Trumpites even though I don't have high expectations for Trump(which is an understatement). And I'm very amused to see the whining of hypocrite leftists who went all in on a shitty neoliberal war hawk. If y'all had elected Bernie perhaps we wouldn't have lost the entire fucking Rust Belt and might've actually won.
So on one hand you criticize me for being "pretty ugly". You do this all the while calling Hillary a "stupid bitch" and calling me "repugnant" and "deplorable". When are you going to soften up? When are you going to stop being ugly? Or is just ugly when I do it?
There is something you don't factor in probably because you didn't experience it. I made that thread not even 12hrs after coming off of an entire year of what felt like, and actually was, the entire world calling us deplorable, delusional, poor, uneducated, and losers. Most of the posters I put in the OP have all done these things. After a year of total and complete arrogance and insults...they can't take eat a bit of crow?
In regards to being "pretty ugly". Theres another thing you haven't experienced. And that is war room members calling you personally...racist, sexist, homophobic, dumb, retarded, an uncle tom, a fake person, a troll, and everything else. I've never complained or reported people...I've never even put a person on ignore. I just roll with it and respond in kind. Perhaps I'm too thick skinned and assume others can just roll with it as well. Perhaps I should consider others feelings more. Like if someone calls me repugnant and deplorable I should consider how they might feel if I call them a thin-skinned sissy la-la? Or maybe I can just not take it too personal, respect and accept it if that's how they really feel, and assume they'll do the same?
In regards to "shaming". What if I believe that knowingly voting for a person who is guaranteed to sell out the country in a myriad of ways is a shameful act? Should I not call it such? If you feel like someone's posting is repugnant would you not call it such? Don't be a hypocrite Kafir. You have been harshly critical of me and have insulted my personal character multiple times now. Which is ok btw. Believe it or not I have always respected you as a poster so your opinion is one I consider even when it's critical as fuck. So don't sit over there and pretend you are above using nasty language, harsh criticisms, and heavy condemnation.
And most of all, even though none us of really know what Trump is going to do, I see the vote for Trump as a rejection of neoliberalism and American imperium. Americans are tired of this form of economic integration we're told is so good for us but actually produces massive wealth inequality here and around the world. We're tired of having to be the world police all the time. I don't think Trump is the man to fix those things(he might make some of them worse) but Hillary certainly wasn't going to fix them and the victory of Trump signals that the American people are ready for a paradigm shift.
Now that the election is over and I've taken a day to bask in victory I don't plan to hold grudges with Hillary voters. I said my piece and served up some crow. But now it's like I said we are all still Americans and are all in this together. There really are some scared and hurt people in this country who ate up all the fear mongering that Hillary and the media fed them. I hope Trump and others don't just dismiss that. We don't want different racial, sexual, and religious groups feeling like the country has rejected them by voting Trump. Those kind of wounds last generations and I'm actually pretty worried about that tbh.