Caged ITT: We post videos of liberals and leftists freaking out over trump's victory

A compilation by Sky News:

Tim Walz crying:
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Reddit:
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While not a video, here's a heftier "freak out" in relation to the election's results. Last Thursday, a Minnesota man named Anthony Nephew committed familicide (and subsequently, suicide) some time after having posted on his Facebook account multiple comments criticizing the president-elect and the American right for posing a threat to he and his family's safety (regarding his actions towards his family, irony is present here). Some excerpts include:
>My mental health and the world can no longer peacefully coexist, and a lot of the reason is religion.
>I am terrified of religious zealots inflicting their misguided beliefs on me and my family. I have intrusive thoughts of being burned at the stake as a witch, or crucified on a burning cross.
A comment of dissatisfaction with the dominance of the Democratic and Republican parties has also been released by the news agencies covering the case (I have not been able to locate any archive of the Facebook page for myself):
>We can do better than a binary choice between fascism and not fascism.
And, in response to a desire from Republican lawmakers to restrict the laws of divorce:
>Ah yes, the Republican answer to domestic violence; Make it harder for women to leave. GILEAD HERE WE COME!
("Gilead" is a reference to a piece of fictional, feminist literature known as "The Handmaid's Tale", where a theocratic revolution takes power over the United States [renaming the country to the "Republic of Gilead"] and denies women various freedoms. From my knowledge, the novel's allegory advocates for the killings of children through its allegorical support of "abortion rights" [under the umbrella of "women's reproductive rights"], and is therefore very popular among leftist circles who also advocate for continuations of the current child sacrifice protocols that are in place in America)
In addition, there is some intriguing foreshadowing that can be found in a column he wrote for his area's local news tribune regarding mental health awareness.
>For millions of Americans, a breakdown leads to suicide — or homicide before suicide.
I'm going to make the brave assumption that he did indeed have a "breakdown". The victims to his slaughter included his ex-wife (who resided with the family after having birthed one of his sons), either of his sons, and his current wife. This is the first mass homicide that I've heard of that has been motivated by displeasure with last week's election results.
 
baqqrih said:
While not a video, here's a heftier "freak out" in relation to the election's results. Last Thursday, a Minnesota man named Anthony Nephew committed familicide (and subsequently, suicide) some time after having posted on his Facebook account multiple comments criticizing the president-elect and the American right for posing a threat to he and his family's safety (regarding his actions towards his family, irony is present here). Some excerpts include:
>My mental health and the world can no longer peacefully coexist, and a lot of the reason is religion.
>I am terrified of religious zealots inflicting their misguided beliefs on me and my family. I have intrusive thoughts of being burned at the stake as a witch, or crucified on a burning cross.
A comment of dissatisfaction with the dominance of the Democratic and Republican parties has also been released by the news agencies covering the case (I have not been able to locate any archive of the Facebook page for myself):
>We can do better than a binary choice between fascism and not fascism.
And, in response to a desire from Republican lawmakers to restrict the laws of divorce:
>Ah yes, the Republican answer to domestic violence; Make it harder for women to leave. GILEAD HERE WE COME!
("Gilead" is a reference to a piece of fictional, feminist literature known as "The Handmaid's Tale", where a theocratic revolution takes power over the United States [renaming the country to the "Republic of Gilead"] and denies women various freedoms. From my knowledge, the novel's allegory advocates for the killings of children through its allegorical support of "abortion rights" [under the umbrella of "women's reproductive rights"], and is therefore very popular among leftist circles who also advocate for continuations of the current child sacrifice protocols that are in place in America)
In addition, there is some intriguing foreshadowing that can be found in a column he wrote for his area's local news tribune regarding mental health awareness.
>For millions of Americans, a breakdown leads to suicide — or homicide before suicide.
I'm going to make the brave assumption that he did indeed have a "breakdown". The victims to his slaughter included his ex-wife (who resided with the family after having birthed one of his sons), either of his sons, and his current wife. This is the first mass homicide that I've heard of that has been motivated by displeasure with last week's election results.
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Woah he was so obbsessed with an election and trump winning that he killed his own family? why?
 
Anon_Humor said:
Woah he was so obbsessed with an election and trump winning that he killed his own family? why?
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Apparently he was very ill in the head, describing himself as a "suicide survivor", so he probably had another emotional breakdown after thinking on the electoral results for long enough that ended with a household slaughter out of rage and despair.
 
baqqrih said:
While not a video, here's a heftier "freak out" in relation to the election's results. Last Thursday, a Minnesota man named Anthony Nephew committed familicide (and subsequently, suicide) some time after having posted on his Facebook account multiple comments criticizing the president-elect and the American right for posing a threat to he and his family's safety (regarding his actions towards his family, irony is present here). Some excerpts include:
>My mental health and the world can no longer peacefully coexist, and a lot of the reason is religion.
>I am terrified of religious zealots inflicting their misguided beliefs on me and my family. I have intrusive thoughts of being burned at the stake as a witch, or crucified on a burning cross.
A comment of dissatisfaction with the dominance of the Democratic and Republican parties has also been released by the news agencies covering the case (I have not been able to locate any archive of the Facebook page for myself):
>We can do better than a binary choice between fascism and not fascism.
And, in response to a desire from Republican lawmakers to restrict the laws of divorce:
>Ah yes, the Republican answer to domestic violence; Make it harder for women to leave. GILEAD HERE WE COME!
("Gilead" is a reference to a piece of fictional, feminist literature known as "The Handmaid's Tale", where a theocratic revolution takes power over the United States [renaming the country to the "Republic of Gilead"] and denies women various freedoms. From my knowledge, the novel's allegory advocates for the killings of children through its allegorical support of "abortion rights" [under the umbrella of "women's reproductive rights"], and is therefore very popular among leftist circles who also advocate for continuations of the current child sacrifice protocols that are in place in America)
In addition, there is some intriguing foreshadowing that can be found in a column he wrote for his area's local news tribune regarding mental health awareness.
>For millions of Americans, a breakdown leads to suicide — or homicide before suicide.
I'm going to make the brave assumption that he did indeed have a "breakdown". The victims to his slaughter included his ex-wife (who resided with the family after having birthed one of his sons), either of his sons, and his current wife. This is the first mass homicide that I've heard of that has been motivated by displeasure with last week's election results.
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its truly ovER for democucks they're resorting to commiting famillicide to calm their tits down
 
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