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deskpro2k3 on 22 January 2017
LadyJasmine said:
I would wonder though that with all the anger about Trump

didn't he still win the white women vote during the election.

Now there is all this protest?

Seems either a disconnect, or people in America finally take protest seriously.

 

48% of Americans did not vote on election day, so I guess now they wish they did.



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jason1637 on 22 January 2017
LadyJasmine said:
I would wonder though that with all the anger about Trump

didn't he still win the white women vote during the election.

Now there is all this protest?

Seems either a disconnect, or people in America finally take protest seriously.

He won the majority of the women vote.



Lawlight on 22 January 2017
deskpro2k3 said:
badgenome said:

What problem do protesters in London pose exactly?

in regards to more people showing up to protest than to celebrate the inauguration. doesn't that seem strange to you?

Counting people around the world vs in a city...

These protests are useless anyway and will be forgotten by next week.



badgenome on 22 January 2017
LadyJasmine said:
I would wonder though that with all the anger about Trump

didn't he still win the white women vote during the election.

Now there is all this protest?

Seems either a disconnect, or people in America finally take protest seriously.

Yes, he won something like 55%, I think. But that still leaves a lot of angry white feminists to have a big display of whatever this was. Hats, I guess.

deskpro2k3 said:

in regards to more people showing up to protest than to celebrate the inauguration. doesn't that seem strange to you?

I'm still not sure why the American president should be concerned with these protesters in London.

But most normal people aren't going to go to a protest or to an inauguration. Activists will definitely go to a protest. That's what they do. Early numbers have Trump's inauguration well within normal parameters, and it seems to have been better attended than any previous Republican's, so... no, not that strange to me. All things being equal it's never surprising to me that more people will turn up to something on a Saturday than on a Friday.



deskpro2k3 on 22 January 2017
badgenome said:
deskpro2k3 said:

in regards to more people showing up to protest than to celebrate the inauguration. doesn't that seem strange to you?

I'm still not sure why the American president should be concerned with these protesters in London.

But most normal people aren't going to go to a protest or to an inauguration. Activists will definitely go to a protest. That's what they do. Early numbers have Trump's inauguration well within normal parameters, and it seems to have been better attended than any previous Republican's, so... no, not that strange to me. All things being equal it's never surprising to me that more people will turn up to something on a Saturday than on a Friday.

 

there is protest everywhere around the united states, not just london.

the fact of the matter still remains, this is happening right after the inauguration, all across the globe. you think that's normal?



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LadyJasmine on 22 January 2017

Its  simple the joke that was Trump is now reality and people are like 'oh crap'



jason1637 on 22 January 2017
deskpro2k3 said:
badgenome said:

I'm still not sure why the American president should be concerned with these protesters in London.

But most normal people aren't going to go to a protest or to an inauguration. Activists will definitely go to a protest. That's what they do. Early numbers have Trump's inauguration well within normal parameters, and it seems to have been better attended than any previous Republican's, so... no, not that strange to me. All things being equal it's never surprising to me that more people will turn up to something on a Saturday than on a Friday.

 

there is protest everywhere around the united states, not just london.

the fact of the matter still remains, this is happening right after the inauguration, all across the globe. you think that's normal?

They should have called it an anti Trump march than a womens march. I saw more anti trump posters than things concerning womens rights like planned parenthood. Saw some pro Muslim posters as well.

Also Bush jr had lots of protestors https://youtu.be/eNf0sv1Hmlo



FunFan on 22 January 2017

This is the kind of thing that makes me so glad Trump won. Nothing like the salt of feminists and other SJWs that think their "Holy" ideology is more important than the democratic system that was put in place.



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badgenome on 22 January 2017
deskpro2k3 said:

there is protest everywhere around the united states, not just london.

the fact of the matter still remains, this is happening right after the inauguration, all across the globe. you think that's normal?

The last Republican president was heavily protested as well, so yes. Seems normal to me. Lefties like to make a big do out of everything. Tbh, I expected more for a guy who is LITERALLY HITLER (WE MEAN IT THIS TIME).



LadyJasmine on 22 January 2017

Well it happens...

Electoral college was a system that favoured democrats before November 8th 2016.

Now its a broken undemocratic system...