When you've marginalized everyone around you, you become the one who is marginalized.

The shrillary may have been defeated but Soros still has a lifelong quest to complete, life is running short and he still has a buttload of money to blow on trying to complete it. This is his best shot at anarchy, which is why he is buying busloads of protestors and doing who knows what else with it.

I don't disagree with you, but I know some conservatives can be like that, too, when it comes to people on their side of the aisle.

Sounds like my talks at work

The protestors forget, that for 60+ % of republicans, Trump was not their choice. That was an even larger margin. Then din't whine and cry and burn their shit up, they voted!!! ROFL!!!

Trump wasn't my first choice either; but after he won the nomination I slowly began liking him just because of how much I despised the media trying to act sooo smart and say nobody liked him. The media forgot that if you take away all hope and replace it with anger, then shit is gonna happen lol. Which is what they did for the past 8 years.

And these protestors are idiots; They're not protesting- you can't protest a fair election: Thats called whining. If you have 3 kids and you ask them if they (as a group) want to go to the park or the movies: If two kids pick the park, the kid who got outvoted can't "protest" it. He lost, fair and square. Not accepting that is called WHINING

I respectfully disagree that you can't protest. I protested Obama from pretty close to the beginning. The day he told the republicans to basically get bent, "elections have consequences" I pretty much knew where it was all headed. I feared he did not have the experience running things as well as the maturity and he did not disappoint. I spoke out against him at every chance. As for the protestors I don't agree with their methods and the extent, but that right to protest is as American as we are.