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  Johnnynull 8 years ago

  @pietlu You may not be an American, but you nailed it. Any American that doesn't agree with this is wrong and should feel bad.

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  Pietlu 8 years ago

  (Not an american) but an answer to what @lnxw37 wrote:
  Imho it isn't anti-democratic, when you express your dissatisfaction, disgust, shock, whatever about results of a democratic election. Of course, you have to accept the result and deal with it, but it's okay to dislike and to express your dislike.

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  Lnxw37 8 years ago

  I should add ... I didn't vote for either, so I was guaranteed not to see "my" candidate win.

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  Lnxw37 8 years ago

  Anti-democracy protests? Not so thrilled that people are choosing to oppose the election results that way. I'm thinking "What if the other side chose to do this in 2008?"
  
  Wait for policy initiatives and focus your energy there.

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  Johnnynull 8 years ago

  Making their voices heard? Giving a damn about the world? Why wouldn't we?

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