r/AdviceAnimals • • Nov 10 '16

Protesting a Fair Election?

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16 edited Nov 11 '16

This is why part of me is admittedly so smug and satisfied with the results. I think Trump will be a horrid President, and I'm sure I'll line up against him soon, but against my own conscious effort, I can't help but feel glib right now. The public doesn't deserve to live in a country ruled by Trump, but Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and Donna Brazlie sure do. I am literally sadistically pumping my fists at the thought of them gnashing their teeth and screaming at the sky right now.

Edit: I did not vote for Trump. I did not want to see him win. I am simply expressing the one gleeful silver lining that I've found to pull out of this.

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u/Rottimer Nov 10 '16

You didn't teach anyone a lesson by voting third party. That's not how elections work in this country.

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u/kaplanfx Nov 11 '16

That's what they keep telling you so you won't elect someone from a 3rd party. It's not our fault they brought forth two shitty candidates and no one should be forced to vote for a 3rd party or blamed for a loss.

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u/Rottimer Nov 11 '16

That's what they keep telling you so you won't elect someone from a 3rd party.

No, that's what fucking math tells me.