#politcalrant

[arttrampbelle]

Its true. I still stand with bernie. You can fight me. You can hate me. Unfollow and block me. But this is where i stand. I stand with the people. Especially those who can't or have a hard time voicing themselves. If you have a problem with me standing up for people and calling out the bullshit. Then just leave me be. I stand for what i believe is right. Regardless of what you think of me. I still have much respect for mr. Sanders. And i hope he becomes our next president. Thank you. #politcalrant #vent #istandwithsanders https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx-WHvsDfRl/?igshid=88svbqnnt9eh

[supersillylilredpandas4]

I am very disappointed and saddened by the decision America has made tonight. By electing a “president”, I use that word loosely, such as Trump, we have set our country back from all the social justice reforms that have been made. Such as rights for the LGBTQ+ community, minorities, and women, life can be harder for them because of someone like Trump being put into office. Along with him being placed in office, we now have a dominant republican house of representatives and senate, so I don’t see our country going forward for the next 4 years, but rather taking major steps back. I don’t understand how people could vote for Trump. I understand Hillary has done shady things, but every politician does, which is still no excuse. However, she has not made vile comments about women like Trump has, she is not racist towards muslims or hispanics like Trump is (or that we know of), so how can we put a man like Trump into office? This is honestly a frustrating time for those who did not want Trump in power and the next 4 years will definitely be something for the history books.

[melpee]

It's real life Will McAvoy, ladies and gents. This guy gives me a little hope in our society. First step in solving a problem, is recognizing there is a problem. I love how the women try to "get him" with their questions, but he's not ignorant, he knows his shit and you bet he has a goddamn answer, and it's a well thought out one at that. I don't care if you're a Republican, Democrat, or an Obama fan, what he's saying is true. I'm literally learning about this in my human rights/sociology/anthropology class, which the textbook is still dated in the 2000s. Why can't we learn from history? Stupid analogy, but it's like the abused going back to the abuser. We're only hurting ourselves, refusing to admit there is a problem, and we're getting no where close to solving it.

PS I had no idea who this guy was or who these people are and which side they're on. I just hear the truth, and I like what I hear.