Posted on Jun 14, 2017
GOP Shooting: The Predictable Progression of Democrat #Resistance - Black & Blonde Media
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It's going to get worse until it gets better. Laura Parks
GOP Shooting: The Predictable Progression of Democrat #Resistance - Black & Blonde Media
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We are seeing the results of an attack on our culture. Low information voters on both sides will allow emotions to misguide them. It is division on purpose. To destroy America and American culture.
An example is: Soros funding groups that act out physically towards those not like them. We get divided by color, or by religion/political system. The chaos brings change. Illegal aliens are another example. They are poor and most just want to feed their families. Yet, they play a role in a larger political agenda.
The lies that are believed by low information voters are a huge part of the problem. The Democrat welfare system has destroyed American families, yet those on that system blame the man. Guess who the man looks like? (Not me, I look like the Grand Cyclops. But, I judge by actions)
So, we have to start here among our own. Just as it was on active duty. We are all green. We can argue. But, support those with different views. This is what Martin Luther stood for. JFK and RFK stood with him. They all got murdered.
M. Morris RVT
We are seeing the results of an attack on our culture. Low information voters on both sides will allow emotions to misguide them. It is division on purpose. To destroy America and American culture.
An example is: Soros funding groups that act out physically towards those not like them. We get divided by color, or by religion/political system. The chaos brings change. Illegal aliens are another example. They are poor and most just want to feed their families. Yet, they play a role in a larger political agenda.
The lies that are believed by low information voters are a huge part of the problem. The Democrat welfare system has destroyed American families, yet those on that system blame the man. Guess who the man looks like? (Not me, I look like the Grand Cyclops. But, I judge by actions)
So, we have to start here among our own. Just as it was on active duty. We are all green. We can argue. But, support those with different views. This is what Martin Luther stood for. JFK and RFK stood with him. They all got murdered.
M. Morris RVT
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Unfortunately this is the progression of those who are not satified with the election results. Very sad
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I think it is to be expected. 65.8 Miliion people did not vote for President Trump. 62 Million people did. So there are more people unhappy with the results.
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SSG Robert Webster
1SG (Join to see) - To be expected? Really? Most of the people that are being very vocal did not even vote.
Donald Trump 62,984,825 (about 62.9 million)
Hillary Clinton 65,853,516 (about 65.9 million)
Gary Johnson 4,489,221 (about 4.5 million)
Jill Stein 1,457,216 (about 1.5 million)
Evan McMullin 731,788 (about 0.7 million)
Darrell Castle 203,010 (about 0.2 million)
OTHERS 3,165,067 (about 3.2 million)
Number of eligible voters 224,059,000 (according to Census Bureau)
Number of registered voters reported 157,596,000 (")
Bottom line:
64.2% of the population reported to be registered
56.0% of the population reported to have voted
What it means 98,585,960 (about 98.6 million) could not get off their lazy behinds and register or vote. What it also means is that 108,632,262 (about 108.6 million) did not vote for either Clinton or Trump.
So you should have about 44% of the eligible voter population that should not be complaining about the situation in the manner that they are at all.
What that means - Gather together 9 of your rank peers and ask them how many voted at all, the numbers state that 3 to 4 of them DID NOT VOTE, then ask them if they are unhappy with how the 2016 election turned out, then ask them why they did not vote. That is assuming that you voted.
Donald Trump 62,984,825 (about 62.9 million)
Hillary Clinton 65,853,516 (about 65.9 million)
Gary Johnson 4,489,221 (about 4.5 million)
Jill Stein 1,457,216 (about 1.5 million)
Evan McMullin 731,788 (about 0.7 million)
Darrell Castle 203,010 (about 0.2 million)
OTHERS 3,165,067 (about 3.2 million)
Number of eligible voters 224,059,000 (according to Census Bureau)
Number of registered voters reported 157,596,000 (")
Bottom line:
64.2% of the population reported to be registered
56.0% of the population reported to have voted
What it means 98,585,960 (about 98.6 million) could not get off their lazy behinds and register or vote. What it also means is that 108,632,262 (about 108.6 million) did not vote for either Clinton or Trump.
So you should have about 44% of the eligible voter population that should not be complaining about the situation in the manner that they are at all.
What that means - Gather together 9 of your rank peers and ask them how many voted at all, the numbers state that 3 to 4 of them DID NOT VOTE, then ask them if they are unhappy with how the 2016 election turned out, then ask them why they did not vote. That is assuming that you voted.
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