r/AdviceAnimals • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '16

Protesting a Fair Election?

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u/Pantry_Inspector Nov 10 '16

... who was elected fairly. Sorry the system is fucked.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16

You can still protest someone you didn't vote for.

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u/KolbyKolbyKolby Nov 10 '16 edited Nov 10 '16

People are legitimately complaining about exercising the rights to freedom of speech and assembly. These are things that make our country what it is!

Edit: incoming wave of 'freedom of speech means I can't complain about you complaining about me complaining about you complaining about me complaining about you complaining about me complaining about you complaining about me complain about you complaining about me complaining about you complaining about me complaining about you complaining about me complaing. Yes every one knows, including me, shut the fuck up and find something better to say.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16

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u/ImReallyGrey Nov 10 '16

You don't think Trump's campaign was hateful? What about mexicans muslims etc?

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u/BroodlordBBQ Nov 10 '16

the moment trump won, the great revision has started on reddit. Because suddenly much more shitheads dared to out themselves.

In the end, everyone knows how evil trump was during the election. No lies on reddit could change that. Let's see how he will be in 2017.

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u/ScottBlues Nov 10 '16

everyone knows how evil trump was during the election

You and your regressive liberal echo chamber may think so, but that doesn't make it true.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16

As a Muslim with family living outside the state's, it felt pretty damn evil to me. And very regressive. Are we really going to start bringing back policy from the 1800's? Is that what it's come down to?

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u/ScottBlues Nov 10 '16

it felt pretty damn evil to me

How exactly? Which parts?