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The ministry of information says the inauguration audience was the largest ever.Comment -
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The main stream press simply has zero credibility. Who knows or even cares about the crowd size? The press was always reluctant to even mention Trump's rally numbers.
Among the losses for the democrats is the public no longer has any trust for the media. It's the boy who cried wolf scenario except this time it's fake partisan news.Comment -
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You know when would have been a good time for this protest??
BEFORE THE ELECTION!!!!!
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Mr. Garrison: "I don't trust anything that bleeds for five days and doesn't die."Comment -
Amen. Although there were protests and rallies and so forth. Just not in the correct states.
FWIW I believe all of the rallies now are in states that Trump lost.
The problem is that the blue voters are concentrated in states that are minimized by the electoral college. Hence, Hillary wins by 3 million and loses. Funny enough, the national polls were spot on.Comment -
I can't tell if you are serious? Why would the US team up with Russia? What can Russia do for us that we can't do for ourselves?
The US does not want Russia to be a world power, so neither should you if you are American. Russia is a direct threat to our democracy. It is not in our best interests for Russia to gain control or relationships of significant regions which put us at risk especially energy revenues/control. There is a strategic reason for us to have sanctions against Russia. There has been a continuous mistrust of Russia since WWII. They are not our friends. They are not reasonable or friendly. The people of the US and Russia don't have anything to fight over but those in power on both sides have zero trust in each other. If you are American, there shouldn't even be a second thought as to why you should not want them to succeed as a country.
Let me give you one example of Russia's state sponsored terror. I work with several major US companies. Do you know the biggest concern they have RIGHT now? Threats, hacks, attacks directly from Russia. Our companies are being attacked by the thousands every single day and the biggest culprit is Russia. They are doing it to disrupt US business. Is your head in the sand? Do you not know how many companies have had their data compromised??? Do you know the impact on resources? This is not some kid in his mothers basement. These are organized attacks directly from the Kremlin. Now we had an election hacked as well and many of you laughed and chuckled as Russia gave us the middle finger.Comment -
You must have been sleeping under a rock??? This country was built on protest. Name me one president that did not ever have public protest??? Did you forget about the tea party protest after Obama was elected? Do you need me to post pics of the hundreds of protests? Many that became violent. How about reading below all the violence and hate speech after Obama's election?
On the day Barack Obama was elected President of the United States, much of the nation – particularly those who supported and voted for him – celebrated the election of the first African American to the country’s highest office. For those who voted for his opponent, John McCain, there was naturally the usual bitterness and disappointment.
Among a certain subset of those Americans, however – especially those who opposed Obama precisely because he sought to become the nation’s first black president – it went well beyond the usual despair. For them, November 5, 2008, was the end of the world. Or at least, America as they knew it.
So maybe it wasn’t really a surprise that they responded that day with the special venom and violence peculiar to the American Right.
Like the noose strung in protest from a tree limb in Texas. Students at Baylor University in Waco discovered the noose hanging from a campus tree the evening of Election Day, near a site where angry Republican students had gathered a bunch of Obama yard signs and burned them in a big bonfire. That same evening, a riot nearly broke out when Obama supporters, chanting the new president’s name, were confronted by white students outside a residence hall who told them: “Any ****** who walks by Penland (Hall), we're going to kick their ass, we're going to jump him." The Obama supporters stopped and responded, "Excuse me?" Somehow they managed to keep the confrontation confined to a mere shouting match until police arrived and broke things up.
Then there were the students on the North Carolina State University campus in Raleigh, who spent Election Night spray-painting such fun-loving messages about Obama as “Let's shoot that ****** in the head” and “Hang Obama by a noose.” The N.C. State administration was so upset by this behavior that it protected the students’ identities and refused to take any legal action against them or discipline them at all.
But those were just warm-ups from the student cheering section. The real thugs, exemplars of the dark side of the American psyche, were shortly making their mark.
That night, four young white men from Staten Island “decided to go after black people” in retaliation for Obama’s election. They first drove to the mostly black Park Hill neighborhood and assaulted a Liberian immigrant, beating him with a metal pipe and a police baton, in addition to the usual blows from fists and feet. Then they drove to Port Richmond, where they assaulted another black man and verbally threatened a Latino man and a group of black people. They finished up the night by attempting to drive next to a man walking home from his job as a Rite Aid manager – he was actually white, but this crew of geniuses managed to misidentify him as a black man – and club him with the police baton. Instead, they simply hit him with their car, throwing him off the windshield and into a coma for over a month.
All four of these men wound up convicted of hate crimes and would spend the duration of Obama’s first term in prison.
In Midland, Michigan, the day after the election, a discarded Ron Paul activist named Randy Gray (he had been peremptorily dismissed from the Paul campaign when his white-supremacist activism was revealed) stalked the sidewalk in the middle of a heavily trafficked intersection in town, dressed in full Ku Klux Klan regalia, waving an American flag. He also was toting a handgun. Police approached and talked to him, but let him continue his display after he told them it had nothing to do with Obama winning the presidency.
A busful of schoolkids in Rexburg, Idaho, started chanting “Assassinate Obama” just to tease the tiny minority of their fellow schoolkids who were Obama supporters. In Rexburg – where the population is over 90 percent Mormon – that’s about three kids in the entire school. District officials didn’t discipline the children who had led the chants, but it did send out a letter to their parents reminding them that students are to be told such behavior is unacceptable.
Then there were the arsons.
On election night, a black family in South Ogden, Utah, came home from volunteering at their local polling station to discover that their American flag had been torched.
The morning after the election, in Hardwick Township, New Jersey, a black man taking his eight-year-old daughter to school emerged from his front door to discover someone had burned a six-foot-tall cross on his lawn – right next to the man’s banner declaring Obama president. It had been torched too.
Another cross was burned on the lawn of the only black man in tiny Apolacon Township, Pennsylvania, the night after the election. A black church in Springfield, Massachusetts, was also burned to the ground the night of the election; eventually, three white men were arrested and charged with setting the fire as a hate crime.
And if the election itself wasn’t enough to bring the haters out of the woodwork, there was always Obama’s inauguration on January 21, 2009.
Two days before the big event, arsonists in Forsyth County, Georgia, set fire to the home of a woman who was known as a public supporter of Obama. Someone painted a racial slur on her fence, along with the warning, “Your black boy will die.”
On inauguration day, someone taped newspaper articles featuring Obama onto the apartment door of a woman in Jersey City, New Jersey, and set fire to it. Fortunately, the woman had stayed home to watch the inauguration on TV and smelled the burning, and she was able to extinguish the fire before it spread. If only she could have done the same for the hate that sparked the act.
The day after, a large 22-year-old skinhead named Keith Luke decided it was time to fight the “extinction” of the white race, so he bashed down the door of a Latino woman and her sister and shot them both; one died. Police cornered and arrested Luke before he could pull off the next planned stage of his shooting rampage, which was to have taken place at a local Jewish synagogue towards which he was driving when arrested. According to the DA, Luke intended to “kill as many Jews, blacks, and Hispanics as humanly possible ... before killing himself.” When he appeared in court a month later, Luke had carved a swastika into his forehead with a razor blade.
But the pain and violence inflicted by these haters was just beginning.
In all, the Southern Poverty Law Center counted more than 200 “hate-related” incidents around the election and inauguration of Barack Obama as the nation’s first African-American president.Comment -
I truly believe Trump is no fool. I think he is playing the okey doke with Russia, letting them believe that he is in their corner. He's been briefed to all their shenanigans. His own companies have most likely been compromised. Just this past week there was a concerted attack on several US companies. I bet Trump is going to put them in their place eventually.Comment -
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What has trump done yet to challenge the gays or women? Nothing, so maybe they should just chill and see what happens. I don't believe in abortion, think it's murder, we will see what happens, either way planned parenthood which was started by Margaret sanger-who by the way had very close ties to the kkk. Abortion clinics were definitely created as a form of genocide in inner cities...masked by the fact of std checking and birth control...which anyone on state or personal medical care can obtain. The combination of celebrities and the media have given these people a hate towards trump and his administration. How after his well crafted speech of equal justice and care to be given for all Americans people are still up in arms is besides me... all the media wanted to do was spin his speech into a dark message all you heard of was crowd size maybe most trump supporters since he obviously has the middle working class vote we're just that at work! Retards. Obama did nothing for his hometown of Chicago the whole time he was president place is a war zone.....anyways ✌️
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Yeah black teenage girls reading around on crack with strollers. White's let their girls become the same. You don't racial mix.Comment -
Mainly marched to support a few special females in my life who deserve control over their own bodies and equal pay for equal work. Must admit I also went to troll our orange president and show not all mid 30s white guys are closet bigots and homophobes. Made a sign that read "my hands are big enough to feel secure" on one side and "I know signs and this ones bigly tremendous" on the other.Comment
