Are Americans really that stupid?

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6 minutes ago, CowSiss said:

Someone who shouldn't be complaining when our rights are limited, but that's just my opinion 

It doesn't matter to me that you're Libertarian, what matters to me is how you can be so indifferent to the reality at hand. It would be nice to live in a world of libertarianism, but that's not the reality of this country or of this election. There was so much at stake and there is even more at stake now that Trump has been elected 

I never said you cared.. you are the one who asked me and I answered then you tell me you dont care? I know Libertarian is not the reality of America but I never said it is, I am just telling you what I belong to and believe in.

 

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1 minute ago, Fay said:

I never said you cared.. you are the one who asked me and I answered then you tell me you dont care? I know Libertarian is not the reality of America but I never said it is, I am just telling you what I belong to and believe in.

 

I mean, I was asking rhetorical questions so I don't actually think you would answer with your political party, but it explains a lot 

When I said it doesn't matter to me that you're Libertarian, I wasn't meaning it in a hostile sense, more so there's nothing wrong with being Libertarian, just that being Libertarian in America right now is absolutely counter productive to the causes which many Americans are fighting for

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8 minutes ago, CowSiss said:

I mean, I was asking rhetorical questions so I don't actually think you would answer with your political party, but it explains a lot 

When I said it doesn't matter to me that you're Libertarian, I wasn't meaning it in a hostile sense, more so there's nothing wrong with being Libertarian, just that being Libertarian in America right now is absolutely counter productive to the causes which many Americans are fighting for

I never said America should turn Libertarin, I just answered your question when you asked me where do I belong if I am against the left and right. 

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Trump's victory was determined overwhelmingly by uneducated white people. It is a testament to our country's need for affordable higher education. People need to build critical thinking skills. The popular vote went to Clinton though. So, it is not all of us.

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Well, the fact that Closer is no. 1 there for n weeks already says a lot 

Seriously tho

Americans may not be stewpid, but their election process is

Does every vote count in US? With the electoral process, not really

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4 hours ago, giskardsb said:

It actually is true, and the U.S. Is a republic not a democracy.  I don't like the results but in fact the electoral college worked exactly as it was intended. 

It's one person, one vote. That's what I believe in, and that's how it should work.  

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Of course don't judge a book by its cover, and then we have this. If it does not go your way, then it's idiotic. One of the simplest conclusion one can reach.

 

We should extend an olive branch to those who think their voices aren't heard if we want to make any of these better. Not by putting labels around people; I thought these labels are truly polar opposite to what SJW stands for.

 

Change isn't stupid. Change is constant. And if you don't adapt to change, you fall behind and perish. And don't come to mama and cry because by then it's too late.