Thursday,
November 17, 2016
Somehow
I survived the usual world-changing annual anniversary I usually suffer through
on Nov. 15, unscathed this year, or so it would seem, or perhaps Nov. 8 served
as the alternate date this year not just for me, for everyone as Trump beat
Clinton in the electoral vote while the popular vote nationwide gave Clinton
supporters something else to complain about, denying her in fact what she so
ached to have in reality: a place in history as the first woman president – a horrible
thought since she and her most ardent followers are so arrogant I wanted
anybody but her to win, and anybody won, ushering in a new Fascist state under
Trump.
Yet it
is not unexpected. The change of administration comes as a reaction to the
over-reach of the left, massive social changes rush in too-quickly for many
people to digest, a string of social victories imposed on part of the nation not
yet ready to accept them – akin to the election of Ronald Reagan that came
after decades of a decaying civil rights movement, pushed down the throats of
people like a horse pill down the throat of a horse by a liberal northeast or
Left Coast elite who somehow believe it has the moral authority to dictate what
others should believe or how they should act, an elite shocked when the horse
they thought too stupid or docile kicked back and reversed positions to shove
the pile not town the throat of the liberal elite, but up its posterior, a vulgar
and outrageous demonstration of power that sends bewildered protesters out to
the streets in a pointless self-congratulatory demonstration of utter
helplessness, unable to change back what has occurred, still too arrogant to
change themselves in order to avoid it from happened again, or worse, to stop
the horse’s unfettered rampage bound to – if not completely – undo all those
change imposed, then to set them back in the way General Lee succeeded in doing
when he delayed tine inevitable Union victory in the Civil War.
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