Ok Thanks for the feedback i ' ll make sure to fix that next time ! <| sep |> Downvotes ? I don ' t know where you see downvotes but the post is doing good now . And how does it promote AFK players ? Have you EVEN READ THE POST ? <| sep |> Call in the FINishers ! Hahaha ! Wow . That one took me a while . <| sep |> Really ? I personally haven ' t noticed <| sep |> Here is something to consider , as per the last census 3 . 5 % of the population are gay , lesbian or bisexual adults . 13 % of the population is black . 17 % of the population is Hispanic . The Number for trans people is a little harder to track down , but the most common number cited is 0 . 3 to 0 . 6 % of the population 1 % of the population is Muslim . Assuming there is zero crossover and all these people who will be oppressed by Trump and his presidency , they make up ~ 13 of the total population . The White , Middle class to lower class working family still makes up a vast majority of this country and by in large , they struggle . I ' m not talking about people who live in San Francisco , Austin , New York City , etc . I ' m talking about the people in the rust belt , the bible belt , the people who come from towns and cities where manufacturing jobs that sustain their economic ecosystem have dried up and all but vanished . People who are essentially losing their way of life or financial stability who are looking for an answer or at least someone who might look into their problems more than what is perceived as the political elite have largely neglected to do . note While I ' m not saying this is what Trump will do , it is what he sold them on . When you understand the life of the majority of the American population it becomes really easy to understand how and why they would vote for Trump . When you receive a higher education that as it should focuses on removing the outdated ideals of people racism , sexism , intolerance , bigotry it becomes easy to lose sight of the whole larger picture and focus in on the problems these minorities face while ignoring the problems of the majority , that while different are significant none the less . Now , I want to be clear . I don ' t think minorities should be ignored , I don ' t think we should regress on the ideals of equality . And I personally didn ' t vote for Trump think he was a good person to lead this country . But I ' ll toss you the analogy my girlfriend gave me Who would you rather fix your car , your racist mechanic uncle , or the sleazy used car salesman who sold you the defective car ? You can recognize outdated beliefs for what they are , you can not agree with everything he believes , but if he is your best chance of getting back on the road and keeping you and your family from economic collapse , then you take the bad with the good . However , if you have the luxury to take your car wherever to get repaired , it becomes much easier to take the moral high ground and say I ' d never take my car to the racist uncle . Edit Because I wandered a bit and strayed away from the point I wanted to address of yours . It isn ' t that people who voted for Trump thought he would be good for issues like social equality , tolerance , etc . It is that they believe that those issues , while important are not the largest issues that this country as a whole faces . If you are fortunate enough to have the stability in your life to the point where you can add a voice to these issues , then by all means continue to use your voice for change and progress . Or if these issues are affecting you directly Just try and understand there are families out there that are metaphorically drowning , clinging to a small piece of floating wood and when you say But this guy doesn ' t respect this 1 % or this 3 . 5 % of the population know that it isn ' t that they don ' t care about those people and their problems , it is just that they are trying to keep their heads and the heads of people they love above water the way they believe will best up their chance of survival .