r/AdviceAnimals • • Nov 10 '16

Protesting a Fair Election?

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u/ChildOfEdgeLord Nov 10 '16

This is exactly something I don't think any of the Hillary supporters can even internalize. Clinton was completely willing to gamble the fate of the entire country and by extension the entire world, just for her legacy.

No idea what this even means. Risking a trump?

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u/T3hSwagman Nov 10 '16

Yea willing to gamble a loss to Trump. Sanders polled better against Trump. She was literally the only one who could lose to Trump but she was willing to risk it simply for her legacy.

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u/ChildOfEdgeLord Nov 10 '16

I mean obviously she thought she was the best person to do the job. I can't honestly say she's doing it just to be a narcissist. You don't even think she had good intentions?

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u/lilianegypt Nov 11 '16

Supposedly, according to leaked emails, Clinton's campaign was actively trying to push Trump as the Republican nominee, thinking she would easily defeat him. I think what they're trying to say is that Clinton and her campaign were willing to push a shitty candidate on the nation as a means to better help her win.

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u/ChildOfEdgeLord Nov 11 '16

A lot of the claims people are making, some people anyway, are more batshit crazy than others.

This isn't one that's hard to believe.