>>33106 I'd like to have a little puppy.
They can legally protest, under the law of 'Freedom of Assembly' but without breaking the law like blocking a freeway, breaking a window, setting stuff on fire, ect. Nice thing, they just can't help themselves and get cuffed. They're too damn young to help themselves.
The voting statistics fairly well tell the story as to why Trump won and the biggest reason was the younger voters just didn't vote.

>>33100 If they could, they would see that in large part, they are the larger portion of why Trump won. The pussification and weakening of America. These constant tantrums and violent eruptions when things do not go their way. We need to have the Rule Of Law reinstated and come down hard on these violators. The Judicial system needs to wake up and take control back as well. No more turning a blind eye to lawlessness in the name of protest.
Fucking College professors giving extra credit to students who go out and protest? Cry in sessions and ice cream and puppy petting sessions to help the fragile little students cope. Fuck off, you are a weak disgrace.

>>33095 Right now the protesters can't see too far beyond their own noses.

>>33098 Sexy! Funny but still sexy.

But he will make the world a better place!

>>33092 It's similar in the UK after the Brexit vote. A lot of people with very opposed views, it simply isn't healthy.

9/11 & 11/9, coincident?

>>33088 I don't know, to answer your question. Had some riots in Oakland, California today in protest. Lotta crazy people in this country with a lot of guns. Anything is possible. Lot of hate between people here because of this election. Haven't seen shit like this before.

>>0 Four years. Republicans (him) picked up some seats in our Congress also. That should muck up the works for a while.

What are the odds on him being assassinated before taking office?
I hope Elon Musk hurries up with his Mars mission plans, I'd like to book a one way ticket.