I thought this was an interesting graphic - particularly as someone who lives on the West Coast. It shows which parts of the country shifted their political leaning between 2012 and 2016. LOL what's up with Utah? But all joking aside, it shows that the biggest change was in the MidWest and East. The West (for the most part) voted the same as in 2012.
I really don't think that any "black dudes" will or for any reason should be afraid to go to Southern IllinoisI am no longer shocked.
I realized some things....
This is just a real thick piece of wool.
Probly from New Zealand sheep....
Yeah.
Anyway...
The "reptilians", the "elite", the "mother's fuckers who pay the 'men in black' ", the Puppeteers....
Have found another Show to present.
At the core....he doesn't shy away from the "agenda", and that's all they need.
Throw on top like a juicy Cherry the fact that "social (fuck your mind) media" was the track to success.....
And what we have is a....
Well....
Really God Damn thick piece of wool.
More Fear....
But you, yes YOU, are oddly happy.....
It simply doesn't matter....
We'll teeter on the verge of "something different" forever.....
Take in the World, the trees on the mountains we argue about, take in the morning air, the sunrises......
Feel the Sunrise put a NEW Day in your soul.
The thing about the "elite"....
The ones that utilize Cryogenics, and have a ticket on the "New World Arc"......
Just like regular man cannot fathom time beyond his own....
They do not understand that this shit doesn't mean anything to US.
We have End Dates....
They feed you shit to make you forget that, so you ....SIMPLY DON'T ENJOY YOUR TIME ALIVE.
US being here, talking about this AT ALL, is part of the plan.
You want more.?
I got More.
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My daughter is 6, soon enough I will have to explain to her what is Really going on.
While the "suburban white lady" is worried about the "P" word.....
And a "black dude" is now afraid to go to Southern Illinois.
As if the KKK is somehow stronger NOW, already, than before.
Seriously.........
Both Woolen thoughts.
Sorce
I agree with everything you said. Just saw on the news there are 7 cities protesting the results. So if Clinton wins everything is great but if Trump wins we have a broken system. I don't remember any protesting win Obama won but I could be wrong. Not a Trump fan but I'm hoping for best.To the Trump supporters: win gracefully, no need to gloat over this perceived victory
To the Clinton supporters: lose gracefully, no need to have a tantrum over this perceived loss
To everyone (Trump supporters, Clinton supporters, 3rd party candidate supporters and non-voters): Try to find a way to help our extremely and deeply divided nation heal.
If the division and divisiveness that we have seen in this campaign and the last 6 or so years is allowed to persevere, the consequences may be something that none of us want to see.
If we can not come together as a people, as Americans and as a nation, we may find that we will continue down a slippery slope that will take a very long time to recover from if ever.
Yup, yup.I couldn't agree more.
I agree with everything you said. Just saw on the news there are 7 cities protesting the results. So if Clinton wins everything is great but if Trump wins we have a broken system. I don't remember any protesting win Obama won but I could be wrong. Not a Trump fan but I'm hoping for best.
was it you @just.wing.it that predicted trump would win the popular vote but lose the electoral collage? funny how the opposite happened.
Consider, simply consider, the platform Trump was stumping was to get America back to our constitutional roots. That archaic, ancient document and list of rights that so many current polititions are so totally ignoring.
Surprise!!! Maybe, just maybe there are still enough polititions (apparently there are) that have a similar view as the common man and can see "We The People" and this United States of America are fed up with the shafting from our greedy polititions and the direction they've been taking us the last view decades.
For those of you anti-Trumpers that still don't see it, I'd suggest, only suggesting, you go back to the history books and reread where we came from and why we set up "our" government the way they did. ... ... ...
But I digress. I know, I know, don't confuse the issue with the facts.
History does repeat itself, but it's too bad we can't begin to at least pay a little more attention to our past mistakes and what we should'a learned.
And that "constitution", please don't allow anyone to try and convince you "it's just some archaic concept".
To the Trump supporters: win gracefully, no need to gloat over this perceived victory
To the Clinton supporters: lose gracefully, no need to have a tantrum over this perceived loss
To everyone (Trump supporters, Clinton supporters, 3rd party candidate supporters and non-voters): Try to find a way to help our extremely and deeply divided nation heal.
If the division and divisiveness that we have seen in this campaign and the last 6 or so years is allowed to persevere, the consequences may be something that none of us want to see.
If we can not come together as a people, as Americans and as a nation, we may find that we will continue down a slippery slope that will take a very long time to recover from if ever.
Actually learnt it at puppy school last week. When misbehaving because of attention cravings, ignore it for a while. It has to learn to behave in a civilized environment. Off course its not good to ignore for to long, so I'll be lifting it soon... in the hope for behavioral improvements.my ignore list.
This I fully agree with. Learn. But do not live there. Calling people Nazi because their profile sais they are from Germany is very different from learning from the past.OK, I know you said you're done, so I'll simply use your last words to reiterate my point. "History repeats itself". The expanded meaning of this typically is that "the mistakes of history oftentimes repeat themselves".
I was wrong.was it you @just.wing.it that predicted trump would win the popular vote but lose the electoral collage? funny how the opposite happened.
As you said, the last 6 years, I'd say 7+, has created the largest divisions ever in our culture. This is a direct result of Obama's identity politics and racism.To the Trump supporters: win gracefully, no need to gloat over this perceived victory
To the Clinton supporters: lose gracefully, no need to have a tantrum over this perceived loss
To everyone (Trump supporters, Clinton supporters, 3rd party candidate supporters and non-voters): Try to find a way to help our extremely and deeply divided nation heal.
If the division and divisiveness that we have seen in this campaign and the last 6 or so years is allowed to persevere, the consequences may be something that none of us want to see.
If we can not come together as a people, as Americans and as a nation, we may find that we will continue down a slippery slope that will take a very long time to recover from if ever.
This I fully agree with. Learn. But do not live there. Calling people Nazi because their profile sais they are from Germany is very different from learning from the past.