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A Message To All The Hateful People

Thank you.

Hannah Britt
Nov 16, 2016
Clemson University
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A Message To All The Hateful People
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Yes, I am a 20-year-old woman. Yes, I am educated. Yes, I am a strong proud woman. And no I NEVER supported Hillary Clinton and I never will. I do not agree with most things that she says. I do not agree with how she treats a lot of situations. And I definitely did not want her to be the first female president of the United States.

-I am tired of her supporters calling me racist. Just because I am white and voted for Trump, I am now racist. Well, get this I am tired of being judged for the color of my skin by the people that complain endlessly about being treated differently for the color of their skin.

-I have never once said "Fu*k Hillary," and she has given America thousands of reason to. But a man that gave up his life as being a celebrity billionaire to be ridiculed over and over again for things that aren't even true is having people riot and disrespect his name because they haven't taken the time to do their research.

-The KKK has been active and will continue to be active no matter who is the president of the United States.

-Anyone that can even think about comparing Trump being elected into office to 9/11 needs to read up on their history and learn about what happened on 9/11. I am not sure how the tragic and traumatic death of thousands of people could remotely compare to a man being elected into office.

-If you think that rioting and making a fool of yourself will change the fact that Donald Trump is going to be the President be my guest and do it. Please continue to waste your time and efforts on something that is having zero effect on who the President will be.

-I suffered through 8 long years of President Obama and I never once said he is not my President. Even though I did not like him and I cried both times he was elected I respected the man because he was who this country wanted for some reason. I did not burn flags, I did not threaten to move, I did not lose pride in my country. If that is the 'pride' you have in America then be my guest and pack your bags because We The People do not want you here.

Ultimately we all grieve in our own ways but I don't think casting hate on to your fellow American's is the way to accomplish it.

I am excited to see what Donald Trump will do to make America great again. I am excited to have 4-8 years with a man who is honest. A man who doesn't care about being politically correct. A man who loves his family. A man that people love to be around. A man that will do good for our country. A man who knows how to take a little and make a lot. A man that gave up millions of his own dollars to run a good and clean campaign to show his pride and his excitement on making America great!

Thank you and God Bless America!

P.S. Stop talking about Bernie Sanders- he couldn't win a primary he sure as hell wouldn't have won the presidency.

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