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[Aquanoctis]

Let's just pop a lid on 2016 and call it done for now

[joseph ¯\_(ツ)_/¯]

“Looks like Diversity Training makes everyone more racially conscious–good news for Whites,” wrote Kevin MacDonald, a highly influential figure in the movement (and author of a book arguing that Jews are systematically tearing apart Western societies)

When Are We Gonna Ban Nillo?

[talum]

I don't get why people take this so seriously to be honest.

it's called virtue signalling

[Dacke]

I don't get why people take this so seriously to be honest.

for example, it may prevent us acting strongly enough against climate change which may literally destroy civilization

[eyeliner]

I don't get why people take this so seriously to be honest.

Yep, people think USA is a totalitarian state, where Trump will subjugate whomever he wants.
Still, come on over to the Old World if you fear the new prez.

[Dacke]

It's not just Trump, though. The anti-science, pro-bigotry party has complete control of the presidency, house and senate. And they agree on things like wanting to destroy the world via global warming. Which will affect us all.

[Superb Joe]

hillary is winning the popular vote lol

[Superb Joe]

you must submit wholly in mind body and spirit to the two party system because proportional representation may result in fringe elements getting represented in government, instead of being subsumed by them and assuming complete power and control

[joseph ¯\_(ツ)_/¯]

I don't get why people take this so seriously to be honest.

Yep, people think USA is a totalitarian state, where Trump will subjugate whomever he wants.
Still, come on over to the Old World if you fear the new prez.

dude, there's a supreme court opening, and the senate and house all went red. Save filibuster, the least effective and most damaging check & balance tool, this is a totalitarian state, for at least 4 years.

[talum]

hillary is winning the popular vote lol

not if you don't include the votes from the millions of illegals

[Schoq]

normally I'd use "15 year old from 4chan" as a sort of expletive to highlight how ridiculous someone sounds but I'm pretty sure this is the read deal

[talum]

hehe

[Superb Joe]

dear the world, now that you kicked them out you don't need to still stick rigidly to the british version of democracy that sucks shit and is stupid, it was designed to ensure that a select pool of massively inbred science experiments maintained a job for life where there was no chance of them passing Habsburg Scrotum, Gamer's Haemophilia, or Rothko's Cleft Humpdick to the general public

[Conker]

[ProgramGamer]

A quarter of the united state's population have put an idiot in power, possibly resulting in a global catastrophe.

[cow_trix]

So it turns out we're in that timeline in Back to the Future where Biff becomes president.

[rj]

A quarter of the united state's population have put an idiot in power, possibly resulting in a global catastrophe.

actually it was about a sixth, really. Even Worse

[Tuba]

It's not just Trump, though. The anti-science, pro-bigotry party has complete control of the presidency, house and senate. And they agree on things like wanting to destroy the world via global warming. Which will affect us all.

A lot of people in the republican party don't agree with Trump, so I doubt that he's most extreme ideas will be approved. But The more moderated ones might be.

I don't get why people take this so seriously to be honest.

Yep, people think USA is a totalitarian state, where Trump will subjugate whomever he wants.
Still, come on over to the Old World if you fear the new prez.

It's scary to have the "ruler of the free world" being someone so unstable, radical and that don't believe in Global Warming when we are badly needing to take care of the planet. This election affects the whole world.

I just hope he doesn't screw up too much :/

[ryansumo]

I dissected the election using our game.http://www.squeakywheel.ph/blog/2016/11/10/an-analysis-of-the-2016-us-election-using-the-mechanics-of-political-animals

[Dacke]

A lot of people in the republican party don't agree with Trump, so I doubt that he's most extreme ideas will be approved. But The more moderated ones might be.

I hope this is true. But what passes for "moderate" in US politics would often be considered fringe ideas in other places. Like climate change denial. I was already afraid that it was too late for us to save ourselves, but now I almost feel delusional for holding on to any hope.