Tons of it. Along with dozens of racist epithets, anti-Semitic slurs and suggestions – over and over – that I kill myself.
All since Tuesday night. What’s the significance of that night, I wonder?
Well, they may feel compelled to g-drop and rationalize bigotry on a massive scale, but I sure don’t. Racism is racism, whether it emanates from a ballot box or the barrel of a gun.
The op-ed contortions in today's @nytimes are pathetic. Racism doesn't need contextualizing, folks. It's still racism, even when it wins.
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) November 13, 2016
…here’s my new credo.
Don't tell me to accept the result. Don't tell me it'll be fine. Don't tell me he didn't mean any of it. Don't tell me we should calm down.
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) November 11, 2016
Not many nice things were said about the president-elect last night. The best part was when we led the assembled hundred or so in a chant of “f**k Trump.”
Wish you’d been there. Now, back to reality – and back to four years of fighting the good fight. If you are in, wear the pin.
From left: Steve Deceive, Bjorn, Winkie, Snipe.
Race riots. Mass deportations. War. Walls. Klansmen. End of NATO. Economic calamity. Chaos. Ugliness everywhere. Get ready. #uspoli
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) November 9, 2016
Just walked out of @CityNews with @DougFord2014. Feel like the air is different since I went in there a few hours ago. Everything's changed.
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) November 9, 2016
@CityAvery @DougFord2014 and some guy on @CityNews set talking #ElectionNight
At @CityNews in the Green Room, in awe of @JohnKingCNN and The Wall #ElectionNight
