And whose fault do you think it is that there are so many refugees in the first place? America in particular should be open to taking responsibility for the consequences their actions brought.

You don't make any sense btw. Fascism is the opposite of a multi-cultured nation. "Submissive white guys" That is your problem right there. Beeing responsible and culturally and educationally capable makes one a member of a modern society. Wich is the opposite of racism, sexism and other such questionable behaviours. Fun to joke with the friends, but in reality not to be practiced.

And btw i talk with the immigrants every week. They are learning a new language, just like i happen to be atm, and they are not these villains you think they are. They are normal people, who had a normal life until some western power decided to drop some bombs on their homes. They are not bitter about it either. Just like you, they just want to build a peaceful life for themselves. The fact that they are treated in this way and used as a scapegoat by the white low educated men is frankly disgusting. Those are hard working people trying to live in a desperate situation that don't nearly compare. Your arrogance is entitlement. None of them is living off you and they actually face very harsh requirements to be incorporated into the society.

This judgment without knowledge of the fact is the actual problem. The lack of empathy and the entitlement. Should i even call it racism? Someone tell's you its the fault of the other guy that you have problems (wich is a fat lie) and you believe like a ducky. That is the problem. Because it's so much easier to blame and hate someone else for your own problems.

I'm so happy he won

This is a strong signal to the so-called "elites" that people no longer want to be guinea pigs of their leftist social engineering designed to create the mytical "open society". We no longer want this agressive cultural revolution (multi-kulti, safe zones, vocabulary police, triggers, rape culture, etc.). We're fed up with that leftist bullshit and just want to live our happy and calm lives. Hope this marks the end of that moronic movement.

This is a global revolution already. Hungary -> Poland -> UK -> USA. Austria is next, though everyone's eyes are focused on France at the moment. Go guys, you can do it! Join us in the modern day renaissance!

Guaranteed, Obama will not have to leave an alarming message like Bush did after he left. He scared the shit ouut of so many people it became a duty for people to keep republicans out of executive power. Now they got it back and the world is scared again.

Trump deserves to be the president more than killary

Scisca said: I'm so happy he won This is a strong signal to the so-called "elites" that people no longer want to be guinea pigs of their leftist social engineering designed to create the mytical "open society". We no longer want this agressive cultural revolution (multi-kulti, safe zones, vocabulary police, triggers, rape culture, etc.). We're fed up with that leftist bullshit and just want to live our happy and calm lives. Hope this marks the end of that moronic movement. This is a global revolution already. Hungary -> Poland -> UK -> USA. Austria is next, though everyone's eyes are focused on France at the moment. Go guys, you can do it! Join us in the modern day renaissance!

Wow, Scisca talks as a pro-Putin guy! ))

We in Russia are also happy to see that globalists are failing even in USA, this gives world some hope!

Scisca said: I'm so happy he won This is a strong signal to the so-called "elites" that people no longer want to be guinea pigs of their leftist social engineering designed to create the mytical "open society". We no longer want this agressive cultural revolution (multi-kulti, safe zones, vocabulary police, triggers, rape culture, etc.). We're fed up with that leftist bullshit and just want to live our happy and calm lives. Hope this marks the end of that moronic movement. This is a global revolution already. Hungary -> Poland -> UK -> USA. Austria is next, though everyone's eyes are focused on France at the moment. Go guys, you can do it! Join us in the modern day renaissance!

I would be happy to agree with this post entirely, though there is the issue that perhaps he partially voted in since you couldn't pay people enough to vote for someone such as Clinton.

Nuvendil you have done a tremendous job explaining the idea behind the American electoral system and the "states within a state" or however it was you described it. It's very enlightening. Sad thing is that many Euros don't listen, but they just keep spewing like parrots the myth that USA is undemocratic (this opinion is very popular here in Sweden).

Good for you if you like Trump. I specifically tried to keep me comment separate from any specific elections (such as this one), and instead talked on a general level. I just don't think the system is very good, no matter who wins.

There's better ways to get around (geographical) tyranny of the majority, if that's what you're worried about. Probably the easiest way is to have votes in different states have different weights, but otherwise have each vote count directly. Weighing states differently seems to essentially be the part of the electoral college that you're defending, so it shouldn't be a problem.

Personally I think tyranny of the majority is a troublematic concept for several reasons, and I don't necessarily think anything should even be tried to be done about it. That said, the above still seems like a valid solution to geographical tyranny of the majority. What we have for parliamentary elections here is pretty close to it, and it's working pretty well, I think. Ironically, it's the power it grants less populated areas that I find problematic about it. It makes getting elected in some election areas much, much more difficult than in others, and even some quite popular politicians have suffered for it, I think (if I recall correctly, the leader of a party didn't get elected because of that 'somewhat recently').

European mockery of that is funny cause the tyranny of majority concept dates from ancient Greece.  So they're mocking a Europe-born, fostered, and expanded concept :P

Same when they mock some Americans wanting to lower corporate taxes.  Failing to realize that the spectacularly progressive EU has corporate taxes that are on average 10 to 15% lower than ours and none of them to my knowledge have international tax, with the US being the last developed western nation with such a tax.  News flash Europe, the reason your government and your media talks crap about us possibly bringing our taxes into line with modern times is because then companies that keep money and business in Europe to avoid our governments BS might move out.  I mean, the top tier tax rate for companies here is at minimum 35% with a poswible additional 12%.