To say the
past week has been interesting would be an understatement. On the one side, we have a rather large
segment of society who does not believe in the electoral process, and has set
out to find their safe spaces, or to advocate for anarchy in lieu of
democracy. On the opposing side, we have
an equally large segment of society who seem relieved there will not be a
continuation of the Obama policies we’ve seen for the last eight years.
I expect the
spinning of this election will go on for some time, with very little movement
on any of the entrenched positions. The mainstream
media, like the NY Times, will continue to vilify the President elect while
hiding any defects on the opposition. Of
course they will fail to understand their decline in readership or viewership as
those who look for balance seek their information elsewhere.
The
emotionally distraught special snowflakes will eventually reach equilibrium even
if it requires remaining in college for the duration of the Trump presidency. I suspect funding for the paid political
agitators will eventually tail off, leading to a slowing of the street
performances the networks of ABCNNBCBS are calling protests, and the celebrities
who’ve promised to move will disappoint the hopeful real estate agents looking
to cash in on home sales.
Below are
some videos I’ve selected to help qualm the fears of the various generations
who are upset by this election. The
first is from Blood Sweat and Tears for people of my generation. It should remind us that everything goes
around. Just hold on for a while and we
will undoubtedly return to a more liberal leadership.
The next two are for those distraught millennials. The first should remind them just take deep cleansing breaths and let
it go.
Finally, we
have a rap tune that should speak to the corruption they feel over this
unfortunate (in their opinion) election.
Have a great
day!
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