That would be even worse.. you'd get a Kim Jong Trump or a Trumptin.

I can't wait ; )

I'm no supporter of either (almost like choosing between pest and cholera as they say), but the growing inequalities are a concern for us all. 99% of all politician are either weak and/or have too deep pockets to even notice people low on the socioeconomic ladder. At least Trump didn't hide what he had done in the past, and Hillary should be excluded from every political/security roles. I personally wouldn't trust her lies, and with Trump you "always" know what he means and where you have him.

Some of Trumps supporters might be on the light side, intellectually wise, but I see it as a warning sign when someone try their best to demonize their opponents. Both did actually, like a kindergarten-mentality...

Most people who has never studied history are doomed to repeat it all. I suggest Trump starts to reinitialize his 'mericans to a whole new educational system, and pronto!

It happens every 100 years or so and people falls for faulty logic yet again... Fact check that! (tm)

Last time was Hitler and Stalin to pray on broken people, fear, and authority with a shiny, yet mesmerizing rhetoric. People with only a degree in politic and with deep pockets to a magical land only visible to the elite, should NEVER be allowed to represent the common people. I just hope that Trump can manage to rule terrorizingly with a hard, but fairy hand; "Legionnaire Leviosaaaaaaaa".

We'll just have to see.

*Hmm, time to fire up that dollicious-circus-movie with the song "AMERICA, F*CK YEAH!"*

Superman is the only one fast enough to dodge a bullet.Maybe D.Trump disguised as a mild mannered millionaire President Donald Iaminvincible Trump can.

You should find plenty of arguments above why in this case, Donald Trump was the most abysmal choice the American people could ever have made.

It's true that you didn't have any candidates in this entire race who would have changed anything in that respect, especially considering that from a holistic European perspective Bernie Sanders only just approaches the milquetoast moderate.

The TL;DR of above discussion is of course:
Donald Trump = trickle down economics,
trickle down economics = growing financial inequality.

Coulda learned something this last century. :(


And as I've said several times these last weeks, the people who think Trump to be "at least an honest man" should tremble in fear most. The people who think Trump will do the horrific things he said he would do, those should be mortally afraid of the fuckwit.

Except his taxes you mean? Which is probably the biggest thing a business man could've kept hidden.

I didn't wrote I would trust him.

As I wrote - It's like choosing pest or cholera. If it had been pest and clamydia - then I know what I would have chosen ;-)
Also, with every election the candidates are getting worse and worse (read that as dumber and richer)

All these people voting for Hilary saying Trump is evil.

Hilary is a proven liar, a cheater, and a Warmonger and the Wikileaks are self evident.

Voting for Clinton is voting for War with Russia.

You say Trump is racist and all that, Clinton does not care who is in her way.

Look at Libya, look at Iraq.

And Hilary has no politcal consistantcy, she is just a follower to what is present right now.

Honestly I don't like Trump either but voting for Clinton is no different!!!

If you think about it, Trump *had* to win to keep our "democratic" political system afloat. It's designed to function as a two-party system, not a one-party system. If the Republicans had kept on tanking for another 4 years, I think there'd have been serious talk about secession in some of the red states, and the fractures in our society would've started to rip open -- which is going to happen sooner or later, but Trump's victory tells me that the system has just gotten a new 10-20 year lease on life.

He didn't when he was confronted, besides there are different kinds of taxes.

I noticed that Europeans know exactly what kind of leaders other countries need and what they should do, but can't do anything in theirs own country, dreaming to migrate to Canada or, if lucky, to USA. :)

And besides Democrates and Republicans are the same at this point, they are all out for themselves.

The Horseshoe theory is proven fact for me:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horseshoe_theory

That is correct. You have to leave a lot of room for the people to eventually say "We didn't believe he'd actually do all the racist crap that he explicitly promised again and again and again". We had a lot of those folks post 1945.


Yeah, that's actually an elementary problem in democracy. You wouldn't understand.

Here's the great irony:

The "people", for want of a better word, voted for a man who was supposedly "anti-establishment" yet one of the establishment's most entrenched representatives, supposedly "tells it how it is" after countless ridiculous claims from him that are easily disproven and refusing to disclose his taxes (a time-honoured tradition among presidential candidates), has a wife who claims to want to conduct an anti-bullying campaign (and would only do so as First Lady, as if that role was necessary to conduct such a campaign) after he himself has been a notorious troll on Twitter in particular, and for a man who supposedly has business acumen but whose businesses have gone through Chapter 11 on no less than six occasions and has resorted to fraud to line his own pockets.

Idiocy doesn't even begin to describe it. So I will "tell it how it is": people who voted for or support Trump are selfish, self-deluded idiots and I will treat them as such from this point on.