What exactly are they protesting?
The election process?
The EC over the popular vote?
That they are just unhappy with the results?
That enough Dems didn't vote?
Or is it something really stupid, like they just don't like the results.
Sure you can, and she did it very successfully. Trump got fewer votes than John McCain did eight years earlier, which shows pretty convincingly that her message not to vote for him resonated.
Why is protesting the election of a mentally unstable racist really stupid?
About the voters numbers, how is it that since 2012 the US population increased by almost 7 millions people but that in the same time the number of voters has decreased by 4-5 millions..?.
Because he is none of those things. Or do you have some proof, like from a medical examination or something?
I didn't think so, snowflake.
The Democrats thinking Hillary had it in the bag due to all of her hype didn't vote. This cost her an election.
I know, right?
We're doomed, time to unplug Jhhnn.
An apology from a black Trump supporter:
I believe many of them left for Cuba &/or were deported earlyI m talking of all people that have the right to vote, not of the supporter of a party or political preference of the electorate.
In 2012 there was 235 248 000 people that were within voting age while in 2016 this number is 231 556 622, and this with the US population that increased by said 7 millions during this period.
That's more like itI will never EVER bow down to Trump.
Never.
I'd pay close attention to them in the sense that they are the voters of the future for decades to come.
In my mind, they will forever remember this remarkable event and I'm thinking they will do their civic duty in future elections to prevent something like this from happening again.
IMO, they're protesting the man and not the process or consequences that got him elected.
Divert.And the thing you don't like is protesting, that's amazing.
Why is protesting the election of a mentally unstable racist really stupid?
I will never EVER bow down to Trump.
Never.
Oh! I do declare! These protestors exercising their 1st amendment rights are just horrid!
So in other words 'you have a right to protest but you're terrible if you actually exercise that right'.
Yes, sitting up at three in the morning ranting on twitter about someone's sex tapes because someone said something mean to you at a debate is a great example of mental stability. And if Trump's long, long history of extreme racism hasn't penetrated your psyche by this point there's nothing anyone is going to be able to say that would convince you otherwise. By the way, a majority of Americans agrees with me that he's racist.
Regardless of what you think though, these people certainly believe he is an unstable racist and they can point to plenty of evidence to back it up. That seems like a good reason to protest, no?
I m talking of all people that have the right to vote, not of the supporter of a party or political preference of the electorate.
In 2012 there was 235 248 000 people that were within voting age while in 2016 this number is 231 556 622, and this with the US population that increased by said 7 millions during this period.
Death threats, violence, and arson are not 1st amendment rights.
Americans are familiar with what these riots look like, they're not protests.
These people are exercising their Constitutional rights so let them speak their minds! What I find shameful is the fact that over half of the voting age people chose not to vote and if those protesters are among them then shame on them. They should've been responsible enough to register and vote in the election.
The people these spoiled brats should really be angry with are in the DNC. They're the ones, along with the rich elites, that ordained a tired old hag because it was 'her turn'. They screwed Bernie and their chance to get all the free sh*t he was promising them.
The analysis also shows how a still-unresolved question about the plan's treatment of business tax rates matters enormously for the federal debt and the fortunes of the very rich.
It appears to be a direct trade-off. If Trump allows all businesses — including what are called pass-through entities, a group that includes many small businesses but also the bulk of Trump's companies — to pay a 15 percent tax rate, then the plan would increase the debt by as much as $5.9 trillion over the next decade, not accounting for additional economic growth. Also, the top 1 percent of taxpayers would see their incomes rise by 16 percent.
Your numbers must be wrong.