alanwade123
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He is the president now. Why these protests, then?
How to fix gun control in America in 5 minutes?
"You see, the United States has a problem with guns.
Despite 6 in 10 Americans thinking guns make us safer,
the evidence is overwhelmingly the opposite."
http://snarkynomad.com/how-to-fix-gun-control-in-america-in-5-minutes/
Why Gun Control Can’t Be Solved in the USA?
"So it seems to me that gun control can’t be solved
because Democrats are using guns to kill each other
– and want it to stop – whereas Republicans are using
guns to defend against Democrats."
Finally why can't the new team in Trump's presidency
seriously work on the gun laws?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overview_of_gun_laws_by_nation
He is the president now. Why these protests, then?
I'm not too sure if the online reports are accurate but it appears that a huge % of the protesters are the folks who voted third party cos Clinton wasn't "honest" or "liberal" enough for them...
Sometimes, when you realise that you did something so wrong, you would go out of your way to try to retify it... but alas, it's just too late.
Not pointing to politics but if you have done something you shouldn't have regrets on it!
Well, before the election i was casually viewing a couple of very liberal youtube broadcasts and there were quite a few who advocated voting third party to "send a signal to Hillary". These are the same people calling Trump names like fascist and egging on their viewers to continue with the protests now. Personally i find them ridiculous cos these special snowflakes also have themselves to blame for this outcome. What they should be doing now is to pray to whatever god they can find that Trump would be an okay President.
In all honesty, viewing Trump's speeches made me very uncomfortable cos he's always seemed so full of vendetta and impulsive. And that is very worrisome. Other than that, most of his proposals if you don't take it literally like physically building a wall which is fiscally impossible for the US to undertake, the underlying intentions do make some sense.
Would i have voted for him if i'm an American? Hell no!! But if i didn't vote to stop him, i sure don't have a leg to stand on to make any noise now...

Well, before the election i was casually viewing a couple of very liberal youtube broadcasts and there were quite a few who advocated voting third party to "send a signal to Hillary". These are the same people calling Trump names like fascist and egging on their viewers to continue with the protests now. Personally i find them ridiculous cos these special snowflakes also have themselves to blame for this outcome. What they should be doing now is to pray to whatever god they can find that Trump would be an okay President.
In all honesty, viewing Trump's speeches made me very uncomfortable cos he's always seemed so full of vendetta and impulsive. And that is very worrisome. Other than that, most of his proposals if you don't take it literally like physically building a wall which is fiscally impossible for the US to undertake, the underlying intentions do make some sense.
Would i have voted for him if i'm an American? Hell no!! But if i didn't vote to stop him, i sure don't have a leg to stand on to make any noise now...
the american people know him VERY well from his well documented family riches to rags to riches story, and other TV programs that he has been on.
the media is probably sore that they have been shown up - that establishments and the press have become elitist and partisan, and do not understand the common people anymore.
abstaining from a vote explains if people are disgruntled about both candidates. but the way it worked out from the people's vote and the electoral college is that eventually there were enough votes for trump for him to win it.
but the ground reality is he is America's President now... I've seen many people have regrets to whom they voted for but its too late now.
We will just have to wait and see what happens.![]()