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I'm politically neutral, so I don't care one way or the other.
But I think the event itself was, and continues to be, very amusing, and will likely continue to provide belly laughs until his term(s) end(s). The people who vehemently oppose him contribute greatly to this hilarity.
For one thing, he's not a "career politician" who worked their way up from local government and eventually became a senator or congressman. He's just a very rich guy. And the system (in theory) allows for nearly anybody to run for President. He ran, he was voted for, and he won. In theory, everything was working as designed, so there should have been no problems, right? Well, apparently not, because as soon as the voting was over, people cried RIGGED, and started pointing fingers in every possible direction.
And God forbid you publicly say that you support the President. You will be harassed, fired, and even assaulted. Just think: to stand by the elected leader of your country will cause you to be crucified by citizens of that same country. That's pretty wild, if you ask me. That seems to go against the entire point of a democratic election, to the extent that these opposers are undermining the political process that is the foundation of their own country. What do they want instead? Are they going to riot every time they are out voted?
What are your thoughts?
But I think the event itself was, and continues to be, very amusing, and will likely continue to provide belly laughs until his term(s) end(s). The people who vehemently oppose him contribute greatly to this hilarity.
For one thing, he's not a "career politician" who worked their way up from local government and eventually became a senator or congressman. He's just a very rich guy. And the system (in theory) allows for nearly anybody to run for President. He ran, he was voted for, and he won. In theory, everything was working as designed, so there should have been no problems, right? Well, apparently not, because as soon as the voting was over, people cried RIGGED, and started pointing fingers in every possible direction.
And God forbid you publicly say that you support the President. You will be harassed, fired, and even assaulted. Just think: to stand by the elected leader of your country will cause you to be crucified by citizens of that same country. That's pretty wild, if you ask me. That seems to go against the entire point of a democratic election, to the extent that these opposers are undermining the political process that is the foundation of their own country. What do they want instead? Are they going to riot every time they are out voted?
What are your thoughts?