Bigotry Didn’t Elect Trump

[Philly]

That doesn't address my point at all. As I said, when it comes time to choose a nominee, you want to pick someone who is actually electable, not someone who is deeply unpopular, even if you think it's unfair that he/she is unpopular.

[ToddStarnes]

Sure thing, and I agree (though it wouldn't have been easy to predict the media would be so complicit in the smear campaign by running with the email non story 24/7).

Just pointing out that there are indeed people out there who are simple enough and lack sufficient media literacy to believe everything they read about HRC. I bet some of these simpletons would even recite reddit rumors as facts.

[Philly]

[John Galt]

Sadly this is true. Democracy is horrible. Can't believe we let these idiots have any influence on decision making.

[exploited]

What an assinine sentiment. Why is it that those least capable of assessing politics or voting responsibly are always the same people to denounce democracy? This is the only way that you have any sort of say, because absent enfranchisement, nobody gives a shit about your opinion, which is always either wrong, or right for the wrong reasons.

You voted for Hillary f**k Clinton and want to judge other people's choices? That's hilarious.

Democracy is a fundamentally just and effective system, and we are all better for it. It is clownish and absurdly immature to say it is a terrible thing.

[John Galt]

i think poll tests are great. shame it was used racistly in the past. or at least it was said to be. probably by the masses of plebs clamoring to vote for whatever stupid thing they want to vote for

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[spacemonkey]

Don't really matter now. In four more years it will matter again. Maybe then we might be a bit more picky on who the players are going to be. Who knows, Trump might be going for round two.

[John Galt]

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