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What are you even talking about? 1. I completely understand that coal miners are literally losing their jobs. 2. I understand that Trump was voted in by coal
by tabeth 10y ago
What are you even talking about?
1. I completely understand that coal miners are literally losing their jobs.
2. I understand that Trump was voted in by coal miners.
3. I didn't mention Clinton, like, at all.
- dragontamer 10y agoClinton was the only hope at defeating Trump. I cast my vote multiple times against Trump (in the primaries AND in the final election). I am personally outraged that Trump won this election. In any case, Clinton's failure to rally rural America to her side cost her the election. She tried of course. In any case, you gotta offer something to the Coal Miners. They're not stupid ya know. They know that pro-environmental policy is hurting their jobs and they voted somebody in to push back against the EPA. Seems like a legit strategy to me.
- tabeth 10y agoTrust me, I'm pretty mad that Trump won. However, your post seems to be a tangent from the point I was making in the grandparent post.
- dragontamer 10y agoDon't link to bad comics then. http://www.gocomics.com/joelpett/2009/12/13/ http://www.gocomics.com/joelpett/2009/12/13/ Delete it from your post if you're unwilling to defend it.
- notarealdoctor 10y agoCoal and the environment had nothing to do with Trump's win.
- dragontamer 10y agoIndeed. The electoral college overriding the popular vote was a bigger issue at hand.
- notarealdoctor 10y ago> I understand that Trump was voted in by coal miners. Yes, tens and tens of millions of Americans work in coal mines. No.
- panzagl 10y agoYeah, I have the feeling that people view from Wyoming to West Virginia as one giant smoking pit crawling with Uruk Hai Trump voters.