I admire in Trump that he defeated a symbol. I want to chalk the symbol up to imperialism but it goes deeper than that, I'm not sure I have a word that sums up what Americans were accepting as the status quo of politicians. I admire that he did it like a Robert Green book, it's like he read the 48th law and then decided to become president to save us from other versions of himself. Like a Scrooge on Christmas morning.

Whether or not Scrooge can clean up after his Christmas party is beyond me and only time will tell.

I just couldn't support Hillary. Bill Clinton single handedly ruined the media, i mean the telecommunications act of 1996 is literally why we are in the mess we are in, no journalistic integrity whatsoever.... 6 conglomerates.... UGH

That perspective caused some of my dearest friends to call me a bigot, racist, homophobe... to say it was my white female privilege that allowed me to vote third party because I had the luxury of not being affected if Trump became president... - I think freedom is a shared experience, you're not really free if you're oppressing someone else. You're a slave to your need of that person. It fundamentally makes no sense for me to want oppression of anyone because then I'd oppress myself, I'm far too lazy for that. Besides, I'm bi, I'm in an interracial relationship, I talk a lot but I try to listen as well. It just hurt to be dismissed like that.

Trump supporters are generally more kind and I thank you, I'm still not convinced he's completely competent, but then again neither was Zaphod Beeblebrox. I just wish everyone would realize we're fighting for the same things here the media has been lying for corporate interests.. the... whole... time...

TL;DR : thanks man, idk about that Trump fella just yet, but I certainly didn't like that Hilldog. I like most people, Donno why they don't like me spits sure as hell don't trust any of 'em anyway.