Hahahahahahahahahaha :D

Edit: Sorry, can't stop laughing :D

Except Hillary, she looks quite satisfied, actually.   

That's assuming the SJW's were working in the first place. 

Uhh...I'm not too sure on what to think...

“My IQ is one of the highest — and you all know it!
Please don’t feel so stupid or insecure; it’s not your
fault.” (President of America)

If so many Americans vote for this guy, the IQ of
them really can't be very high...

pretty sure there were reports which confirmed his IQ is around 130ish

That's actually pretty high if correct.  Not super genius, but pretty high.  And here's the thing, he isn't as stupid as people make him out to be or as he allows himself to appear.  He lacks restraint and has an abbrassive, brash personality.  But he isn't stupid. 

I'm fine with Trump being our commander-in-chief ...  

Many of the 39 smaller states should not be willingly ignored at the mercy of the 11 biggest states (electoral vote wise) since the founding fathers feared tyranny by the majority ... 

While smaller states do get higher vote weighting relative to the population, it's not a bad idea since states with higher amount of electoral votes have disproportionate power in swinging an election ... 

First time i ever heard democracy beeing called the "tyranny of the majority". America, folks!

It's not a purely American concept, it's a long standing discussion concerning Democracy, especially direct Democracy (though I shouldn't be surprised recent generations have forgotten the nuances of democracy and republic debates, the current view of democracy and the value of it by most is woefully lacking and simplistic).  It's the concept that the wills of a slight majority should not be allowed to dominate or actively work against the rest and also discusses the consequences of direct mob rule.  It's the very foundation of the ballance of State powers relative to each other and relative to the Federal government. 

Also, find it hilarious that this is only brought up as "terrible" here with regards to the Electoral system and the Presidential election yet the balance of State power in Congress - the far more influential aspect of US government - is almost never questioned.  It's the same principle, with population not equally represented, yet it is only here at the Presidential Election where people flip out. 

"two wolves and a sheep deciding who is dinner" :)