Yes, shaming and bullying. It's been out of control. Constantly play the racist card and on white guilt.

It's sickening to see the fear campaign that was just launched in my country, just like after Brexit, in order to prepare the people for the EU's upcoming obstruction tactics against America. Media here is absolute nuts right now. Filled with sycopaths.

It went overnight from shaming and bullying to fear and guilt.

It's disgusting to see this totalitarian mindset, the total disrespect shown towards ordinary people and their worries and anxiety.

Jail? She'll get the guillotine for sure. 

That's not the image I have had, that Canada and Mexico feel their neighbor is a big bully. From a purely neighbor perspective I think they largely feel they have a stable and reliable nation at the other side of the border.

Well now you're describing Germany again. That obsession with yours and Germany has to stop.

He didn't just win, he CRUSHED her.

Americans are smart! Proud of you, chaps!

Did the US force Canada and Mexico to accept refugees? Or force policies in general over its neighbours?

I don't know. Are Mexico and Canada in a Union with the US and partly financed by them?

But this is getting off topic. Let's just be glad that I chose the correct country to be born in.

It's the same as we have with our nationalist party here in Sweden and similar to Brexit. People are simply afraid to admit in polls that they support the nationalist (or "populist") option in fear of getting labeled as a racist or xenophobe, so polls constantly underestimate the nationalist sentiments.

That's what the constant guilt and shaming by the left has done in our beautiful democracies. People are afraid of telling their true opinions.

Like yesterday at work. I work in a hospital and currently at a psychiatric clinic. The nurses, secretaries and everyone in our group were talking about the US election all day and worried. Everyone openly said they were terrified about Trump and worried because the polls were so close. "I'm terrified", "It is so horrible", "He is so terrible".

And then a nurse asked me, what do I think about the election. I said "I support Trump, obviously". Awkward silence.

You're just not allowed to have certain opinions in today's society. Freedom of speech and freedom of thought is under threat.

*Sigh* You do realize this is literally the same situation as Brexit, where people bought based on what they thought Clinton will do and are now sellling cause she isn't President.  It's not "oh NO!  Trump is President!" It's just a plain old ordinary "oh shit, called that one wrong."  When major political moves go different than expected, stock slumps are not uncommon as traders try to trade in anticipation of where the market is going and if it goes the other way, they sell and that drives it down.

But no, let's just go full panic and ignore how markets work.

Wait until the official talks over brexit start. Right now there had only been an non-binding referendum, hence why everyone is still playing the waiting game