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Dude111 11-11-2016 10:28

Yup and the riots need to spread ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY!!!!!!!!

She won the most pop votes and it was stolen to ensure the total destruction of the US.... (Trump is part of thier agenda)

I am very worried about the future of our country!!

techguyone 11-11-2016 11:10

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I quite liked this, no idea who it is, but its very apt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLG9g7BcjKs

Damien 11-11-2016 11:13

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Ugh so sick of Jonathan Pie. He does the same thing every video.

Pierre 11-11-2016 11:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 35869063)
Yup and the riots need to spread ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY!!!!!!!!

She won the most pop votes and it was stolen to ensure the total destruction of the US.... (Trump is part of thier agenda)

I am very worried about the future of our country!!

last figures I saw Clinton 59.4 million votes, Trump 59.2 million votes

a difference of 200,000 which is 0.16% of the total votes cast,

I hardly think she swept the board.

This "winning" the popular vote angle is bollocks a difference of 0.16% ! Trump is equally as popular.

Damien 11-11-2016 11:19

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35869073)
last figures I saw Clinton 59.4 million votes, Trump 59.2 million votes

a difference of 200,000 which is 0.16% of the total votes cast,

I hardly think she swept the board.

This "winning" the popular vote angle is bollocks a difference of 0.16% ! Trump is equally as popular.

The popular vote doesn't matter because that's not how the President is elected. Clinton's margin is probably going to increase btw. They've not finished counting.

Pierre 11-11-2016 11:22

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The main issue is that the democratic/ Republican parties in the USA have the same problem as Labour/Conservative in that they only represent the metropolitans and the USA is a big country there's a lot of country and people in between California and Washington. Like wise in the UK most of it is outside the South East.

And they're sick of being ignored.

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35869074)
The popular vote doesn't matter because that's not how the President is elected. Clinton's margin is probably going to increase btw. They've not finished counting.

Really!!!!!!!! I didn't know that!!!!!!!! thanks for pointing that out for me, All this time I thought Hillary had actually won :dozy:

I was responding to that post.

techguyone 11-11-2016 11:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35869072)
Ugh so sick of Jonathan Pie. He does the same thing every video.

Sorry.

I never heard of the guy before, still doesn't take away the fact what he says is pretty much spot on though.

Damien 11-11-2016 11:24

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35869075)

Really!!!!!!!! I didn't know that!!!!!!!! thanks for pointing that out for me, All this time I thought Hillary had actually won :dozy:.

Sorry. I was just saying that you don't need to use the closeness of the popular vote as a rebuttal to that post, the fact it's irreverent is defense enough to it.

RizzyKing 11-11-2016 11:32

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I have trouble seeing how calling for nationwide riots in anyway helps a damn thing and cannot believe anyone would be so brainless and ridiculous to even suggest it. Honestly some in the west have become so entitled that anything that doesn't go their way instantly becomes wrong and must be opposed and acted against, the irony is usually most of the one's shouting the loudest didn't bother to vote so try to compensate for it in the strength of their opposition.

Trump won and he came very close to clinton in popular vote as well so the hilary fans need to suck it up and make the best of it and putting up a better candidate at the next election might be an idea instead of the crap one they had this time. Only reason clinton looked credible was because of her opponent and even then she couldn't win says it all really.

Damien 11-11-2016 11:34

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35869077)
Sorry.

I never heard of the guy before, still doesn't take away the fact what he says is pretty much spot on though.

He does that faux-journalist having a meltdown shtick in every video. It's very hard to follow along when he constantly speaks with such anger and outrage. I don't tend to respond well to shouting.

Some of what he says makes sense but it's a common postmortem every time the left loses an election, something that's been happening regularly for several years, and it's a bit artificial at this point. People can 'listen' but ultimately part of the problem is that we're talking about people a disagreement on what everyone wants. I think the issue with the left is that it doesn't currently have a good answer to those concerns, Pie spends most of his time shilling for Corbyn who couldn't be a better example of the problem he tries to articulate in this video. When he says 'listen' he means do that, pat people on the head, and come up with the same policies as before.

Kursk 11-11-2016 11:51

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35869075)
And they're sick of being ignored.

Absolutely spot on but you know what is really worrying? The penny still hasn't dropped.

I suggest the losers stop trying to interfere with the democratic processes and accept that the systems, by majority, will be moving us in new directions both sides of the pond.

A lot of people are watching. Quietly but with expectation, and seething.

tweetiepooh 11-11-2016 13:22

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Having a national popular vote means you don't elect your own local representative, likely you go to some nasty PR system that usually elects the least unpopular rather than the most popular.

And the US popular count is so close that there would be challenges, recounts, examinations and so on. The current method is clear cut enough to provide a definite result. You may not like the result but that is the way it is. Trump hasn't enacted any policy yet, just make sure that you let your representatives know your feelings in a calm and ordered way. Don't explode into riots, that just provided "the elite" with the reasons they need to "clamp down".

Hugh 11-11-2016 13:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 35869063)
Yup and the riots need to spread ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY!!!!!!!!

She won the most pop votes and it was stolen to ensure the total destruction of the US.... (Trump is part of thier agenda)

I am very worried about the future of our country!!

Don't be silly.

Mick 11-11-2016 15:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 35869063)
Yup and the riots need to spread ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY!!!!!!!!

She won the most pop votes and it was stolen to ensure the total destruction of the US.... (Trump is part of thier agenda)

I am very worried about the future of our country!!

With the displayed intellect of yourself and some of those idiots protesting now turning to rioting and damaging property and beating up of Trump supporters, it is utterly repugnant, if they have that kind of mentality, if you destroy your country, it's on you, not Trump.

Osem 11-11-2016 15:51

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There's no excuse for any rioting and I suspect many of those engaged in it have never voted in their pathetic lives.


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