As Twitchy reported, Trump voters likely went to the polls in November not knowing or caring that the hosts of one of L.A.’s hottest holiday parties had already had Hillary Clinton victory napkins custom-printed for the occasion.
That event was cancelled, as no one really felt like having a party with a Trump presidency looming. Instead, the party budget was donated to Planned Parenthood and other needy groups.
The dominoes keep falling, and now another party has been cancelled altogether rather than the host allow Trump voters into his home. The tennis group is history too, as Henry S. Rosen explains at the Daily Kos: “… I could not socialize with people who lacked a moral compass which I consider fundamental to being American.”
https://twitter.com/JayCaruso/status/813755052104028161
Nobody who voted Trump, deplorable or not, should expect an invitation to hang out with Henry and Alice ever again:
Every person who voted for Trump is complicit. Some, like Hillary’s deplorables, are incorrigible. Others, like our comfortable friends, chose their own pocketbooks, or their understandable distaste of Hillary Clinton, over doing what was right.
If the adults in this scenario are acting like children, then the children are acting suspiciously like adults. Even the children in Rosen’s Chinese American COO’s preschool took advantage of Trump’s election to speak their young minds, bullying former nap-time colleagues with comments such as, “Your father is going to be killed because he didn’t vote for Trump.”
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@neontaster trolling level: master.
Wait… you think he's serious?— Arthur Frelling Dent (@ArthurFrDent) December 27, 2016
Wait. Is that guy really serious? That's not a joke? If not, then I want him to bake me a Trump cake, this INSTANT!!!!
— Don'tBanShan (@shansmith) December 27, 2016
@VLRAmyCurtis I like how he wrote that he only wanted to be friends with people who "conform"to his beliefs. Speaks volumes.
— Kit (@thedaemonspawn) December 27, 2016
"We couldn’t invite only the few people we knew who conformed to our sense of decency." Fascism disguised as rectitude.
— Joel Engel (@joelengel) December 27, 2016
@neontaster they "survived" Reagan and Coolidge. Hyperpartisans gonna hyperpartisan.
— Robby Boswell (@Robby_Boswell) December 27, 2016
Be a true friend. Give the gift of sanctimonious arrogance this Christmas. #whytrumpwon
— Tumblrine Queen (@oozaliabee) December 27, 2016
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