Ljink96 said:
bdbdbd said:
You didn't? Wasn't the whole of Clinton campaign nothing but racial anti-while male hate spewing? Every social movement that was anti 1. white, 2. male, you saw Clinton backing it. If you look at videos of Clinton supporters, they're supporting BLM as well, that's anarchistic racist movement, and even if they don't, you can find lots of people protesting against white males for some other reasons (feminism for example).
If someone calls you a nigger and treats you equal, opposed to someone who calls you something politically correct and treats you shit, which one is the racist?
The Clinton campaign was roughly based on fascist rhetoric, where you attack a minority that supposedly holds the power from the "real people", this is close to populistic rhetoric that says the financial elite and (their) corrupted politicians hold the power from the people (think about Bernie Sanders rhetoric for example).
It's easy to see how everyone thought Clinton would win, as her campaign was targeted towards women and men of ethnic minorities, leaving Trump with only one minority. But in the end, the Clinton campaign could not touch the "Trump supporters", but Trump campaign targeting the working class, was able to touch the "Clinton supporters", no matter the ethnicity and sex.
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How do you Know Trump supporters treat them as equals? WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK. He was endorsed by White Supremecists and the KKK, take a hint dude!
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Of course I don't know what they do. There seems to be Trump voters across the spectrum. And Clinton was endorsed by black supremacists and BLM. The point is, that no matter how bad candidate Trump was, Clinton was just as bad, if not worse. Trump had the upper hand by not being corrupted in politics, which wasn't case with Clinton who had the upper hand by experience.
Who should the KKK and BLM people have voted for? Even if you did not support one candidate, you could have voted him/her because the other was even worse from your point of view/voted against one candidate. As the elections weren't about voting for a dictator, the represented party plays a big part just as well.
