we Americans say we want peace.
burning the flag and riots in the streets are not the means for peace.
our emotions have been strung up too high.
some of us have been blinded by the truth.
we will get our liberty back.
how many people have to tell someone to calm down before we really do?
most elections in our history have divided us.
the presidential seat is a place of honor.
it is also a place of great responsibility.
we've seen the corrupt political machine working for years.
Our first order of business, however, is to grieve, to rage, to confess confusion, to shake with fear. Only when we let ourselves feel fully do we free our minds enough to think clearly about what is next.
So according to the Mayor of Minneapolis, it's perfectly reasonable, nay, it is our duty as first order of business to rage -- to express "violent, uncontrollable anger" (Google definition for "rage") -- in demonstrations in her city (and the rest of the country). After all, that is how all of the racist, sexist, homophobic later-Trump supporters acted when Pres. Obama was elected. Oh wait, that last part never happened... SMH
She later quoted Maya Angelou:
Hate, it has caused a lot of problems in the world, but has not solved one yet.
I guess to rage is not to hate in her world.
People fear that Trump will fly off the handle and start a nuclear war, yet this Mayor says that it is when we feel fully (and perhaps irrationally) that we have a clear mind to make good decisions.
I just love seeing this kind of leftist leadership during this peaceful transition of power...