Does Trump's victory in the Presidental election worry you as an LGBT individua?
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Yes. Trump is a racist, anti-immigrant, homophobia-stoking, misogynist, piece of dog excrement. Pence is a homophone WHO HAS enacted LAWS against LGBT individual's rights under the guise of his dog excrement religion.
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…...just like Hilter did to the jews during the holocaust...
I'm sorry to say that this revisionist history seriously angers me.
Nazi Germany was one of many countries who adopted eugenic policies, which was meant to improve the genetic stock of their population. Such programs often included both "positive" measures, such as encouraging individuals deemed particularly "fit" to reproduce, and "negative" measures such as marriage prohibitions and forced sterilization of people deemed unfit for reproduction.
People deemed unfit to reproduce often included people with mental or physical disabilities, people who scored in the low ranges of different IQ tests, homosexuals, criminals, deviants, and members of disfavoured minority groups.
The concentration camps were the logical extension of this eugenic policy: kill people deemed unfit.
Jewish people were NOT the only victims. But because many of the other victims are still considered "unfit", "undesirable", "unacceptable", many are happy to pretend they don't exist and/or were not victims.
After the war, the treatment of homosexuals in concentration camps went unacknowledged by most countries, and some men were even re-arrested and imprisoned based on evidence found during the Nazi years. It was not until the 1980s that governments began to acknowledge this historical fact.
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TRUMP is not anti-immigrant. That is a total lie. He supports legal immigration.
If we are going to continue to ignore immigration laws, then we should ignore all the other laws as well.
Not deporting illegals tells the world that we pander to criminals, so no one should bother with legal immigration.
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TRUMP is not anti-immigrant. That is a total lie. He supports legal immigration.
If we are going to continue to ignore immigration laws, then we should ignore all the other laws as well.
Not deporting illegals tells the world that we pander to criminals, so no one should bother with legal immigration.
Goodbye Nazi. I'm not walking into the ovens quietly.
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More than Trump himself, I'm more afraid of what (some of) his supporters are capable of doing and ARE doing right now.
I understand that Trump is only against illegal immigrants and not legal immigrants, but that fact didn't stop many of his supporters from harassing and threatening soooo many people of color, LGBT+ people, Muslims etc.
I have read about over 50 such incidents that occurred all over the country which took place on the first day of Trump presidency.
A FEW examples:- A black man's car was atrociously vandalized with the words "NIG*ER" and "Trump" right next to each other.
- A gay man has been brutally attacked by Trump supporters right after the election results were announced. They smashed a bottle over his head and was left bleeding profusely while they yelled, "We got a new president you fucking fagg*ts."
- A woman of color was threatened by white Trump supporters in a gas station who asked her to leave the country, and then proceeded to pull out a gun on her and said, "If there weren't any witnesses, I'd kill you right now."
The internet is blowing up with MANY more such incidents.
So, while Trump cannot directly make drastic changes in the law and stuff like that without going through all the necessary processes which I assume are governed by a number of people, his supporters are almost free to do as they like. THEY are the ones who are spreading white supremacy, racism, sexism, homophobia and xenophobia. And they are taking advantage of the fact that Trump, a person who has in fact spoken out on all this things in a negative way, even if he didn't mean them on such a degree, is now president. And they feel like they can do what they want and not get in trouble for it, because their thought process will be, "A guy who supports all my ideals is president, so why can't I do these things?"
So in conclusion, I'm more afraid of what his supporters will/could do, rather than Trump himself.
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TRUMP is not anti-immigrant. That is a total lie. He supports legal immigration.
If we are going to continue to ignore immigration laws, then we should ignore all the other laws as well.
Not deporting illegals tells the world that we pander to criminals, so no one should bother with legal immigration.
Goodbye Nazi. I'm not walking into the ovens quietly.
Chill with calling people "nazi" because you do not agree.
The only thing you have is hysterical name calling. You have not made any points other than you support illegal immigration. I bet your country has immigration laws, which would, by your logic, make you a nazi as well.
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More than Trump himself, I'm more afraid of what (some of) his supporters are capable of doing and ARE doing right now.
I understand that Trump is only against illegal immigrants and not legal immigrants, but that fact didn't stop many of his supporters from harassing and threatening soooo many people of color, LGBT+ people, Muslims etc.
I have read about over 50 such incidents that occurred all over the country which took place on the first day of Trump presidency.
A FEW examples:- A black man's car was atrociously vandalized with the words "NIG*ER" and "Trump" right next to each other.
- A gay man has been brutally attacked by Trump supporters right after the election results were announced. They smashed a bottle over his head and was left bleeding profusely while they yelled, "We got a new president you fucking fagg*ts."
- A woman of color was threatened by white Trump supporters in a gas station who asked her to leave the country, and then proceeded to pull out a gun on her and said, "If there weren't any witnesses, I'd kill you right now."
The internet is blowing up with MANY more such incidents.
So, while Trump cannot directly make drastic changes in the law and stuff like that without going through all the necessary processes which I assume are governed by a number of people, his supporters are almost free to do as they like. THEY are the ones who are spreading white supremacy, racism, sexism, homophobia and xenophobia. And they are taking advantage of the fact that Trump, a person who has in fact spoken out on all this things in a negative way, even if he didn't mean them on such a degree, is now president. And they feel like they can do what they want and not get in trouble for it, because their thought process will be, "A guy who supports all my ideals is president, so why can't I do these things?"
So in conclusion, I'm more afraid of what his supporters will/could do, rather than Trump himself.
So all the violence by BLM against whites and the police are the fault of Obama and Hillary? The same could be said of Orlando and other events.
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I'm somewhat worried especially considering Pence has more influence now.
One thing that does somewhat allay my fears is that Bernie Sanders made the following statement: "I will vigorously oppose Trump if he appeals to racism, sexism, or other discriminatory measures"
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Trump has been watering down his rhetoric since the election. As an example, he's already said that he plans on keeping big chunks of "Obama-care", but prior to the election, he said he was going to repeal all of it.
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I'm somewhat worried especially considering Pence has more influence now.
One thing that does somewhat allay my fears is that Bernie Sanders made the following statement: "I will vigorously oppose Trump if he appeals to racism, sexism, or other discriminatory measures"
I really hope that everything works for you there
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So all the violence by BLM against whites and the police are the fault of Obama and Hillary? The same could be said of Orlando and other events.
I'm going to assume you're trolling on purpose.
BLM came about as a result of police brutality and unlawful/unjustified killings, that were particularly inflicted upon the black community.
It has no basis with Obama or Clinton and you know that! Stop peddling lies.
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The immediate worry is how Trump's rhetoric has given a surge of empowerment and free license for people to spew hate/violence. I avoided the news since the election and was curious to know if acts of vandalism/violence against minority groups started to trend up and skimming the first few posts here, was disheartened to see that was the case.
I realize I sound like a broken record if I yet again bring up the similarities in the UK after their referendum vote. But yeah, dramatic increases violence and verbal threats against the the Polish, Muslims, etc and even those who may have been 2nd/3rd generation immigrants.
Long term worry is who will be appointed to the Supreme Court. Hoping for a moderate like Chief Justice Roberts (who I respect greatly because of his fair approach) and definitely hoping a clone of Justice Thomas or Scalia isn't next in line.
I'd feel a little more at ease if Democrats had control of something to counterbalance, but it is not meant to be
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The thing that bothers me the most is that this election has brought out the worst in people. It seems that bigotry, racism, misogyny, and homophobia have been legitimized. After all the strides forward we've made, I feel that we may be set back 50 years.
As an Independent who didn't vote for Hillary or Trump: If anything's been legitimized, it's left wing hysteria and baseless accusations of "bigotry, racism, misogyny, and homophobia". People don't think about anything critically or objectively anymore, they just regurgitate sensational BS and shout "isms" they hear in their Facebook and Twitter echo chambers.
The fact is, Hillary was/is so enmeshed in corruption and guilty of so much blatant hypocrisy, people felt they couldn't trust her. "Racists" didn't vote, people who saw how unbelievably corrupt and insultingly dishonest Clinton was, and how deeply her corruption appears to run throughout the American political system, even the media (CNN, anyone?), voted.
In short, Trump is the last guy I'm concerned about. I'm more afraid of the hysterical, rioting protesters than the alleged racist/homophobic/whatever boogeymen coming out of the woodwork that I keep hearing about from Liberals, but have yet to see. I'm more afraid of the people around Trump than I am of the bumbling fool himself (Mike Pence, for one. But that's why they call VP's "assassination insurance", right?).
I feel the same way you do, and I'm also an Independent.
http://reason.com/blog/2016/11/11/election-night-hijab-attack-false
I did campaign for Jill Stein, on facebook at least and a few former friends did not like that I did not support or vote for Hillary, and some even went as far as blaming me for Donald Trump being elected even though both Jill Stein and Gary Johnson and other 3rd party candidates did not "steal votes from Hillary and give them to Trump", so they no longer talk to me because of this; but it's their loss.
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Yes the left wing anger has no meaning.
Even though it looks like Hillary is going to win the popular vote by about 500k votes and therefore Trump has no mandate from the people.
Even though the FBI have gone to a FISA court to investigate Trump links with Russia and the findings will be sealed.
Even though the FBI interfered with the election.
Even though the KKK are holding a Trump victory march next month in NC and there have been reports of many terrorist attacks as a result of the election.
And that's only what's known this week, be prepared for much more.
I can't imagine what people would have to protest about, but maybe they should have the armed revolution the Trumpsters were planning ;D
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Of course I'm worried. My husband and I had to wait 22 years before we had the right to be married in California. Then, 6 months later, that right was stripped by a ballot initiative. Our marriage was left hanging in limbo again. The Supreme Court's Obergefell v. Hodges ruling which allowed same sex marriage across the entire U.S. was only a 5-4 ruling. Despite the claims that it's been decided once and for all, the history of the court shows otherwise. There have been many decisions throughout history which have later been reversed - think about the sodomy laws which were upheld then later overturned. Currently the Republican party holds the majority in both houses of Congress and in the White House. They have chipped away at Roe v. Wade with the eventual intent of overturning it. They are also doing the same to Obergefell v. Hodges with their Religious Freedom Restoration acts. This is a time for all people of color, all women, and all LGBTQ people in the USA to live in terror. Even if Trump is impeached for some reason, that leaves Pence. Pence is an advocate of making all abortions illegal, even in the cases of rape or the survival of the mother. Pence has also advocated electro-shock therapy equivalent to torture banned by the Geneva Convention to convert LGBTQ people to straight. He pushes this even though the medical community has debunked the conversion therapy as not only ineffective, but actually harmful.
This election has set LGBTQ and women's rights back 60 years.
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Of course I'm worried. My husband and I had to wait 22 years before we had the right to be married in California. Then, 6 months later, that right was stripped by a ballot initiative. Our marriage was left hanging in limbo again. The Supreme Court's Obergefell v. Hodges ruling which allowed same sex marriage across the entire U.S. was only a 5-4 ruling. Despite the claims that it's been decided once and for all, the history of the court shows otherwise. There have been many decisions throughout history which have later been reversed - think about the sodomy laws which were upheld then later overturned. Currently the Republican party holds the majority in both houses of Congress and in the White House. They have chipped away at Roe v. Wade with the eventual intent of overturning it. They are also doing the same to Obergefell v. Hodges with their Religious Freedom Restoration acts. This is a time for all people of color, all women, and all LGBTQ people in the USA to live in terror. Even if Trump is impeached for some reason, that leaves Pence. Pence is an advocate of making all abortions illegal, even in the cases of rape or the survival of the mother. Pence has also advocated electro-shock therapy equivalent to torture banned by the Geneva Convention to convert LGBTQ people to straight. He pushes this even though the medical community has debunked the conversion therapy as not only ineffective, but actually harmful.
This election has set LGBTQ and women's rights back 60 years.
To quote Mike Pence;
"I'm pro-life and I don't apologize for it. We'll see Roe vs. Wade consigned to the ash heap of history where it belongs."
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One silver lining…Trump is going to gut the Republican Party.
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One silver lining…Trump is going to gut the Republican Party.
Really? Have you looked at his Transition Team (the people who will set up his new Cabinet)?? He demoted Chris Christie (slightly more liberal) and put Mike Pence in charge. He's got the A-Team of anti-LGBTQ set to run the Executive Branch.
I bought a new T-shirt to commemorate this election. It shows the preabmle to the Constitution (We The People . . . ) and over the top is a big red rubber stamped "ARE SO SCREWED".
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So all the violence by BLM against whites and the police are the fault of Obama and Hillary? The same could be said of Orlando and other events.
I'm going to assume you're trolling on purpose.
BLM came about as a result of police brutality and unlawful/unjustified killings, that were particularly inflicted upon the black community.
It has no basis with Obama or Clinton and you know that! Stop peddling lies.
You really need to learn the facts. Michael Brown was deemed to be a justified killing. "Hands up, don't shoot" was proven a lie by over 100 FBI agents. That was the lie that started BLM.
Blacks are killed at a much lower rate than their portion of the crime rate. Blacks are responsible for over 50% of the crime rate and over 40% of the cop killings, yet they make up only about 25% of the people cops kill.
Obama and Hillary fed into the race baiting rather than trying to calm it down.
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The immediate worry is how Trump's rhetoric has given a surge of empowerment and free license for people to spew hate/violence. I avoided the news since the election and was curious to know if acts of vandalism/violence against minority groups started to trend up and skimming the first few posts here, was disheartened to see that was the case.
I realize I sound like a broken record if I yet again bring up the similarities in the UK after their referendum vote. But yeah, dramatic increases violence and verbal threats against the the Polish, Muslims, etc and even those who may have been 2nd/3rd generation immigrants.
Long term worry is who will be appointed to the Supreme Court. Hoping for a moderate like Chief Justice Roberts (who I respect greatly because of his fair approach) and definitely hoping a clone of Justice Thomas or Scalia isn't next in line.
I'd feel a little more at ease if Democrats had control of something to counterbalance, but it is not meant to be
Both are blowback from the ultra liberal cultural marxism.
For ages in the UK, it was better to be seen molesting children than talking about immigration. Like with muslims now, the media would whitewash the identity of the people who commit crimes. After about a day, UK media removed all references to the France McDonald's killer's muslimness. Without UKIP, the political establishment would have never allowed us to discuss immigration or the EU.
The US has had a similar thing with illegals and more recently with blacks. There are countless videos on YouTube showing the media whitewashing the fact that black people are committing crimes. Over the last few years, the media has almost completely ignored the evil things SJWs of all ilks have been up to. Like with the UK and UKIP, without Trump, the political establishment would never have allowed us to discuss these issues.
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