Who are these people who hate Trump? What do they stand for as well as against? Links 1 on Nov. 11 2016

1, WARNING: YOU CANNOT UN-SEE THIS: 

The above link leads to a video of intense stupidity.

2. Mother throws young child out of the house for supporting trump in what must be his grade 4 class.

3. Here is an actual LIST of attacks on Trump supporters by far left violent extremists, some of whom are actually chanting, “we are peaceful”.

4. Muslim Brotherhood: Trump victory a ‘disaster’

(If you where ever saving that cured Spanish ham and that bottle of Scotch, or maybe a Cakebread cellars for something special, that should probably be it.)

Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections is a “disaster” for the Arab and Muslim world, a Muslim Brotherhood spokesperson said today.

Mamdouh Al-Muneer, a member of the supreme body of the Freedom and Justice Party, wrote on social media that the results of the elections were a catastrophe as a “racist” has ascended to the White House.

“Goliath is coming himself, with his horses and men… what our nation has witnessed in the last period is something and what is to come is something different. God willing it will be for us not against us.”

(The “Freedom and Justice Party” is the Egyptian MB party which was headed by the current prisoner, Mohammad Morsi. Obama’s pick for the Egyptian leadership. Freedom in that case quite literally meant, “the freedom to implement sharia law, and Justice meant sharia law. -Ref. Stephen Coughlin briefs on the Arab Spring)

5. California High School Student BRUTALLY BEATEN For Supporting DONALD TRUMP!!

6. Student says he was attacked for supporting Trump in mock election

7. (I think this may be my ‘favorite’) –

‘I’ve never experienced anything like it’: War photojournalist is hospitalized after savage beating by four anti-Trump activists while covering the protests in Oakland 

A photojournalist who spent years covering conflicts in the Middle East was brutally attacked while covering an anti-Trump protest in Oakland, California.

Kyle Ludowitz was left with a fractured cheekbone and abrasions when four men attacked him on Wednesday night as he took photos of protesters wreaking havoc across the city.

The 27-year-old was hospitalized and had both his cameras, which were worth $5,000, destroyed in the violent attack.

‘I was mostly being punched in the face until I fell to the ground. I tried to protect my gear and they started kicking,’ Mr Ludowitz told Dailymail.com. […]

Mr Ludowitz said his attackers, who were anarchists wearing masks, assaulted him as he was taking photos of them looting businesses and smashing windows with rocks.

He added that he had never really experienced anything like it.

‘I went to the ER, I didn’t have a concussion but had a fractured cheekbone and a few cuts and abrasions, swelling and a fat lip,’ he said.

Thank you Richard, Gates of Vienna, Xanthippa, M.,ML., and a host of people who prefer to remain anonymous that have contributed one way or another to posts in the last few days.

The election was exhausting and posting has been a bit slow the past couple of days but it should pick up now. As always, please read the comments under the daily links post. Its where all the red meat is.

 

 

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14 Replies to “Who are these people who hate Trump? What do they stand for as well as against? Links 1 on Nov. 11 2016”

  1. The past 7 3/4 years have given the leftist activists a false sense of superiority, because they have had the Obama Administration covering for them they think nothing can or will be done to them for their crimes. Once The Donald is sworn in and his people are in charge things will change.

    • Of course the left is going to continue to make trouble and try to start a race/class/civil war. If they get very unlucky they will succeed in starting the war.

  2. The video of a child thrown out on the street for voting Trump is extreme in its brutality. It’s a child abuse! This mother should be invertebrated! Heatless, despicable subhuman. Now this is a perfect example of deplorable.

  3. The video of a child thrown out on the street for voting Trump is extreme in its brutality. It’s a child abuse! This mother should be incarxerated! Heartless, despicable subhuman. Now this is a perfect example of deplorable.

    • This goes on in millions of the Socialist-created single-mom homes.

      This child will grow up to become a Black Lives Matter beta-male unknowing that the trauma to the head will continue in his subconscience as a trigger. “yes mom!” instead of Islam’s “yes boss” dhimmitude.

      Islam and Socialism have their roots in slavery, from Muhammad’s warlords to Russia’s Gulags. The peace of slaves.

      Breeding from the lowest IQ’s for the unexamined life.

    • And that child will be refused from attending James Mannings Church.
      https://youtu.be/aYrKwF7HDDo

      The story of life is to learn from your own mistakes. When people run from them and become a new creation, to define their old life as cut off from their new, they cannot stand those who made good out of crap while they can only make crap out of good..

  4. Jezebel.com, always a good Petrie dish for observing our cultural pathology, has solicited stories from a variety of teachers, of various grade levels, on their experiences at school the day after the election. It’s worth reading in its entirety to get a glimpse into what is going on in our schools, and to view examples of the children’s art. Here are some excerpts:
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    “I don’t feel safe in this country right now, as I now understand that vast swathes of it have no interest in protecting my body or my dignity. A kid looks me in the eye and tells me he’s thrilled Trump won; I know that means that my existence matters less to him than whatever it is he thinks Trump represents.”

    “over half of my students came in already teary-eyed and hugged each other as they sat down…”

    “So we listened to Solange and watched “Formation” and “Revolution” and “Once in a Lifetime” by the Talking Heads and they wrote everything that was on their minds into their notebooks where no one would ever have to see it.”

    “Today I had students write letters to Donald Trump expressing their feelings about him becoming our next president. They are scared and confused as to why a “bully who hates minorities and women” would be the leader of our country.”

    “We stood together and cried, we said how today reminded us the day 9/11 happened. We didn’t know how we could actually face our students with tears streaming down our eyes, but we had no choice but to stifle our fear.”

    “…..“If Trump is elected, will I be a slave?”…..”

    I started my morning meeting with a mood meter activity to gage[sic] the feelings in the room. “On a scale of 1-5, how are you feeling this morning?” Mostly 1s around the room. I admitted that I, too, was feeling at a level 1- disappointed and upset. I asked for them to then use the sentence starter, “I feel _________ but today I will _____” Every student who shared spoke of a feeling of upset, sadness, and disappointment.

    “Our school uses several social-emotional programs (Responsive Classroom / Second Step) so this was not the first time we had this conversation about bullying ….”

    “My students voted overwhelmingly for Clinton in our mock election. Yesterday morning, I brought donuts for comfort and kept my voice low.”

    “Maria didn’t want to stay in the room with Hector because she’d heard his dad voted for Trump.”

    “Overwhelmed and crippled by his emotions Geremy looked up at me and asked with a trembling tone and wide desperate eyes, “How am I supposed to make art now,” how am I supposed to be in this world? With my own trembling voice, nearly at tears, I urged them to funnel their feelings into their practice. I asked them to use the vehicle of art to speak out but consciously and without harm. I encouraged them to tap into the meditative space of making art to cultivate peace from within, even if its fleeting.”

    “This morning, we participated in a restorative justice circle, where all students were given the opportunity to share their thoughts, feelings, opinions, and ask questions.”

    “Students in the school represent various intersectionalities of gender, race, class, etc., so that the policies that Trump is promising to overturn and/or implement are upsetting on multiple levels.”

    “We were supposed to spend today discussing their upcoming service learning projects, but instead, we spent 70 minutes in tears, with my students raising their hands and taking turns to express their pain, their anger and their overwhelming feeling of dread about what Trump’s election means for them as young people of color.”

    ” They’re terrified that the public resurgence of the KKK will inevitably lead to the reinstatement of slavery. They’re terrified that their political leaders have abandoned them, and that they’ll never be able to accomplish their dreams of going to college and becoming doctors or lawyers. They’re terrified that Trump will repeal Obamacare, which they’re certain many of their loved ones will die without.”

    ” One girl told a story about her mom and dad dressing as a “nasty woman” and a “bad hombre” for Halloween.”

    ” Last week one of the elementary teachers brought a little kid having an anxiety attack to talk to me about the election.”

    ” I know I have students who are Trump supporters; they are mostly white male athletes from the far reaches of upstate New York. Some of their parents are prison guards.”

    “…., and asked one of my colleagues to bring her dog into the classroom for the students who remained to pet.”

    “My approach with these students was to be honest with them. I’ve told them that we are very likely in a new paradigm as a country in a number of ways. For instance, politics is now far more concerned with feelings than facts and as an educator, I’m struggling to process that.”

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    Kudos to the author for assembling this. Read the entire article here:
    http://jezebel.com/what-do-i-say-stories-from-the-classroom-after-electi-1788781296

  5. 2. Mother throws young child out of the house for supporting trump in what must be his grade 4 class.

    How could that woman be so incredibly stupid? For a boy that age to hear his mother tell him that she doesn’t love him anymore and that he has to leave the house at once is a class one psychological trauma. Doesn’t everybody know that? Does she think she’s teaching him proper values or something or is she just too effing stupid to live? As long as he lives he will never forget this moment. Now that his mother has betrayed him, he will be afraid to trust from this day forward. If you can’t trust that your mother loves you, what can you trust? How could she do that…?

    • Many of the serial killers and serial rapists have childhoods where they are emotionally abused, this kid will stand a better chance of becoming one or the other in his early adulthood.

      • Yes! That’s exactly what I mean. That trauma could contribute to a personality disorder and turn the kid into a monster. That’s how psychopaths get created…

  6. (Looks like Utube is trying to disappear this video)

    SHOCKING VIDEO: California High School Student BRUTALLY BEATEN For Supporting DONALD TRUMP!!