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blueoystercult

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He's a snake oil salesman.
An entitled, arrogant, amoral, lying, tax evading, misogynistic, bigotted, serial bankrupt who believes he can and should be able to do what he wants when he wants with no restrain or remorse and who got rich on the backs of all the people he "legally" swindled-sorry..."defaulted on"-and who will butt ream anyone and anything in the best interest of Donald J Trump.
And the USA just put him in The White House.
 

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I was watching the news reports on the "Trump Protests" last night when I learned that barely 50% of the electorate bothered to vote.
I wondered then how many of those in the crowds had bothered to show up and put an x in a box [or do you still punch chads? rocket science idea that was]. It reminded me of an incident in a local council election in London's Hackney a few years ago. It's a predominantly Indian and Pakistani community district, but none of them bothered to vote in the election even though the polling stations were open from 9am to midnight. Turnout was barely 20%.
Because they didn't vote the far right BNP [British National Party - a fascistic group neo-nazi in all but name] candidate won and became the local cuncillor for 4 years. They went batshit, screaming about "racism" and demanding the election be held again. A High Court Judge had to explain using small words that if they wanted a different result they should have taken the time to vote, a privilege open to all. They chose not to. The election was entirely legal and the result stood.
A few days ago the BBC journalists covering the final days of the US election interviewed a variety of people al over the US who had previously voted for Obama but refused to vote for anyone this time becuse none of the candidates were black.
Fuck policy, fuck social justice, fuck everything. Their only concern was skin colour. And yet they were the self same people screaming about the "racism" of the system.
Forgive the bluntness but too many Americans are complete and utter idiots who prove Joseph de Maistre right.
We get the government we deserve.
The only way USA will top this debacle would be Kanye v Paris Hilton in 2020.
BOC

As an aside, did you know that Harambe, the gorilla shot dead in cincinatti zoo a few weeks ago, got over 100,000 votes?
Think about that for a moment.
More than 100,000 people woke up, dressed, had some kind of breakfast, queued up at a polling station for quite some time probably, and voted for a dead gorilla.
I'll leave you to digest that little nugget.
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This all highlights two issues. One is the adversarial nature of Red V Blue, politics as a team sport. This campaign was dominated by "you're shit" "No. YOU'RE shit". Policy. Plan. Philosophy. Ideology. None of it came into the equation. The whole thing was a mud slinging exercise, and the electorate bought into that. Social media was dominated by two herds of braying donkeys heehawing at each other. No discussion, no debate. He's a child rapist and shes a crook and both should be locked up.
Some merit to both suggestions but hardly helpful in terms of national politics and governance.
Your two major Parties, as the two major Parties in most democratc nations have to some extent, have stopped talking about what is best for the country and instead talk about "stopping" each other. You're still trying to navigate through a crippling economic situation not seen since the thirties, but for eight years your President has been actively blocked at every turn by an adversarial opposition Government, not out of some ideological conviction but because it's the best way to "hurt" the other team. Corporation and vested interest dominate all. Obama-care which should have see vital medical care brought to all, has been destroyed by spiralling costs brought about by insurance companies unwilling to relinquish their license to print money. But instead of resolving that situation, like all the other situations you face, your governing Parties in Senate and congress howl at each other like stray dogs.
How is that good for your country or people? Immediate talk from the Parties as counting was proceeding was how they could control Senate and Congress to stop whomever was elected President from taking any actions or making any changes. So another 4 wasted years of stagnation
Does that sound like Government of, by and for the people to you? To me it sounds like the thinking of a second division football team in a cup game against a Champions League winner. Park the bus and stop them from scoring.
But while this failure of the public and abuse of the system is entirely the fault of two major Parties more concerned with power than good governance [and let's face it, your independent candidates were fucking idiots unfit to govern their own kitchens], it is also, in this modern era, the fault of an electorate too lazy and uneducated to take command of their governing bodies and make them properly serve the will of the people. You all accept the premise of the argument and become so vested in that argument, that fight etween Red and Blue, that you forget that the real objective is not to win power, but to serve the Nation and the People and to sort out the problems you all face. You all look for Messianic leaders to wave a wand and resolve everything, never more clearly illustrated than when Obama was first elected, when what is really needed is collective thinking, co-operation and effort. Your two major Parties are incapable of this, but despite the fact that all power does, ultimately, rest with the People, you do't force them to change or burn them down and rebuild them but instead accept their premise while moaning abut their failings. And nothing changes.
You complain here about a broke system and you are correct. All over America last night hoards of people spontaneously took to the streets to protest the election result. That was organised nationwide in a matter of hours. Yet in two years none of thse passionately socially concerned citizens once thought to mount a nationwide campaign to change that broken system. Bernie Sanders was actively blocked by the Democrat Party so that Clinton, a universaly unpopular figure, could stand. But where was the Party membership who voted in the primaries? If they'd all followed their guts and selected Sanders what could the DNC have done? Nothing. So how is it that Clinton took the primaries? Think it can't happen? How did Trump take his primaries against the clear wishes of the GOP?
And consider this. The election just run is said to have been a choice of the least worst. PJ O'Rourke spoke of an electorate holding its nose and voting for those they could just about stomach, and Michael Moore waxed lyrical on the dangers of using the ballot as a tool of anger and retribution against a system that has failed the elctorate it is supposed to serve.
Yet 50%+ of the electorate did not bother to vote, and 100,000+ people entered the name of a dead gorilla onto their ballot papers as a protest.
So. just suppposing those 50% instead mobilised and entered the name of the dead Gorilla. Or Donald Duck instead of Donald Trump. Either. Pick one and stick with that. Far more easily organised through social media than you might think looking at the mass protests nationwide, and requiring little effort on anyone's part, certainly less than making a banner and taking to the street. The single biggest name on the ticket come result time would have been a dead gorilla or a cartoon duck.
So what would the GOP and DNC, two governing organisations clearly n longer fit for purpose, have one then? The election would become a farce and the only resolution would have been to rehold it. Probably with new candidates since the standing candidates would then have no credibility at all having just been beaten soundly by a dead gorilla or a cartoon duck.
Revoluion through the ballot box as an expression of the will of the people, which is the very essence of democracy. That the people, not Parties or organisations or corporations, govern. That the country belongs to them, not to boardrooms.
Instead, your country is regarded as a democratic laughing stock the world over, your new President is a corprate swindler and reality TV personality loathed internationally by all except your two adversaries, Russia and China, who did not, at any point, deliver any substantive policy or explanation as to how what grandiose plans he did share would be delivered.
Half your country are behaving like mesmerised cult followers, muttering "Trump-TrainTrump-Train" like meth soaked crack addicts, and the rest are weeping in fear of what the next 4 years will bring. But no one, no one, at any point has thought to dismiss the premise set out by the two major Parties and reject what they are proposing to force something better. Instead you take your positions, Red V Blue, and heehaw like donkeys, or just stay at home in bed with the covers pulled over your heads.
We get the government we deserve.
Do you really believe the people of the USA deserve Donald J Trump?
BOC
 
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