Day X - still processing.

Trump. I don't like him. But he won fair and square. At first, I didn't understand why people were protesting about Trump's victory...sure, I am definitely not a fan of him (and never will be), especially his shitty vice president but then I understood that 50% of the people in USA are upset and this is just another way to get out their frustration, just like when people have protested when Obama became president. 

So, I or you have no right to judge how people handles their frustrations if its non-violent. 

Another thing. Fuck the DNC. If they weren't so corrupted and wasn't Hillary's bitch, then Bernie could have gone against Trump. Bernie has an honest track record of what he cares about and that is to help minorities and non-minorities, he is the person for the middle class. 

And that's part of the reason why Hilary lost. She couldn't inspire people nor have a great message like Bernie did (did I mention Bernie isn't corrupted?). 

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Now... 

What Trump needs to do is take responsibility for the discriminatory rhetoric that he has put out there during his campaign. Even if he does not follow through on his isolationist policies, minority groups, LGBTQ community, women, Muslims, and immigrants are currently facing the social backlash from his behavior and his words. How can we call him the next leader of the free world if he does not speak up and condemn the recent wave of violent and discriminatory acts happening within the U.S.?

If that happens, I think it will be better for everyone overall. Someone of you are like, wait but Trump likes LGBTQ etc! Sure, but you can not deny he has an effect to the raise of hate crimes oh and he did say he will punish women who choose to have an abortion. =.= 

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"President-elect Trump is right: The American people want change. But what kind of change will he be offering them? Will he have the courage to stand up to the most powerful people in this country who are responsible for the economic pain that so many working families feel, or will he turn the anger of the majority against minorities, immigrants, the poor and the helpless?"

- Bernie Sanders 

Read full article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/12/opinion/bernie-sanders-where-the-democrats-go-from-here.htm

 Or google "Bernie Sanders: Where the Democrats Go From Here"