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Banksy wrote:

Veselo...

Banksy wrote:

Veselo...

Herr Flick wrote:

Fudo387 wrote:

burgundy wrote:Ne da je pobijedio, pomeo je.

Pa i nije bas pomeo,

Dobio je milion glasova vise od nje, ili ti 1%.

Herr Flick wrote:

commendatore wrote:

1946--1987 wrote:Ovo je poruka za sve koji nisu amerikanci u SAD-u da ih sugradjani amerikanci mogu smisliti ocima, cim su izabrali trampa

Herr Flick wrote:

Herr Flick wrote:Citava zapadna obala-west coast glasala za Hillary,sto li

Post-truth politics (also called post-factual politics)
is a political culture in which debate is framed largely by appeals to emotion disconnected from the details of policy, and by the repeated assertion of talking points to which factual rebuttals are ignored. Post-truth differs from traditional contesting and falsifying of truth by rendering it of "secondary" importance. The contemporary origin of the term is attributed to blogger David Roberts who used the term in 2010 in a column for Grist. It became widespread during the 2016 presidential election in the United States and the 2016 referendum on membership in the European Union in the United Kingdom. Political commentators have identified post-truth politics as ascendant in American, Australian, British and Indian politics, as well as in other areas of debate, driven by a combination of the 24-hour news cycle, false balance in news reporting, and the increasing ubiquity of social media.

We’re now living in an era where leaders can tell such endless lies without facing any public retribution. The Economist calls this an era of “post-truth politics.” From Trump to Erdogan and to Brexit leaders, these politicians rely on “assertions that ‘feel true’ but have no basis in fact.” Feelings, not facts, “are what matter” in this sort of politics.

Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump has become the voice of those who were let down and left behind, including by traditional GOP leaders. Isn’t true about Erdogan, too? Turks both in Turkey and abroad are proud of a leader who yells at Israel (never mind the silent reconciliation) and lifted millions out of poverty, made long oppressed Muslims feel as “first-class citizens.”

In the words of late author Maya Angelou, “People will forget what you said or did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Because Erdogan and Trump make their electorate feel “great and empowered”, who cares if they tell the truth or lie, if they respect laws or bend them?

That “post-truth politics”, reinforced with the social media and a wide variety of click-baiting media outlets, has also become a new battleground. These leaders design their lies in a fashion that attacking them only feeds their narrative further. It sheds more spotlight on groundless allegations.

“The deeper worry is for countries like Russia and Turkey, where autocrats use the techniques of post-truth to silence opponents.” Times have changed. So lies shall set you free.

The reason why the fact-checking mechanism in these societies does not work is because polarization is so high that no one believes what the other camp is saying. If CNN or the NY Times claims that Trump is lying, they’re immediately branded as dishonest liberal media.

When a public figure claims that President Barack Obama was not born in the U.S. and that he is not a patriotic American, it feeds into people’s worst impulses. It helps consolidate many around a single political line.

How are you going to hold leaders accountable for their false statements when millions of their supporters buy them?

Welcome to post-truth politics.

Fudo387 wrote:

Rugafet wrote:Cekaj, to onda znaci da svi oni koji ovdje (a i sami glasaci u SAD) likuju sad na Trumpovoj pobjedi su ustvari u jednoj velikoj zabludi i da se nista znacajno promijeniti nece?

Pa dobro, ti stvarno mislis da ce praviti zid prema Mexicu i jos ih natjerati da plate za to?
Ili da ce mozda povuci sve trupe nazad u zemlju, i kao okrenuti se sebi?

O'zone wrote:Evo to je taj zaokret.

Naglasio je da će se truditi da bude predsjednik svih građana Sjedinjenih američkih država.

"Obećavam svakom građaninu da ću biti predsjednik svih Amerikanaca. Onima koji su izabrali da me ne podržavaju pružam im ruku. Ovo nije bila kampanja, već nevjerovatan pokret svih građana. Služit ćemo narodu i počet ćemo ponovnu izgradnju naše nacije i obnove američkog sna", kazao je Trump.

Poručio je da SAD imaju ogroman potencijal, najavivši velike infrastrukturne projekte.

"Popravit ćemo srce naših gradova, škole, bolnice, tunele, izgradit ćemo infrastrukturu. Milioni ljudi će naći posao u tom procesu ponovne izgradnje. Očekujem da imamo odlične odnose sa svima. Tražit ćemo partnerstva, a ne sukobe", kazao je novoizabrani predsjednik SAD-a.

Black swan wrote:

Logovan wrote:Vidi pobijedi govno Trump.

ne možeš ba razvlačiti pamet narodu kroz filmove, spotove, medije, novine, internet
podmetati lagati...

narod je rekao

Rugafet wrote:

O'zone wrote:Evo to je taj zaokret.

Naglasio je da će se truditi da bude predsjednik svih građana Sjedinjenih američkih država.

"Obećavam svakom građaninu da ću biti predsjednik svih Amerikanaca. Onima koji su izabrali da me ne podržavaju pružam im ruku. Ovo nije bila kampanja, već nevjerovatan pokret svih građana. Služit ćemo narodu i počet ćemo ponovnu izgradnju naše nacije i obnove američkog sna", kazao je Trump.

Poručio je da SAD imaju ogroman potencijal, najavivši velike infrastrukturne projekte.

"Popravit ćemo srce naših gradova, škole, bolnice, tunele, izgradit ćemo infrastrukturu. Milioni ljudi će naći posao u tom procesu ponovne izgradnje. Očekujem da imamo odlične odnose sa svima. Tražit ćemo partnerstva, a ne sukobe", kazao je novoizabrani predsjednik SAD-a.

Pa to sve je izjavljivala Hillary tokom kampanje i na kraju ispusila, a on dobio izbore na bombasticnim izjavama a sad nakon pobijede ovako nesto izjavljuje Bravo, za Trumpa.

Dok je širom SAD-a biran novi predsjednik, državljani Kalifornije legalizovali marihuanu

ze kalanga wrote:Čisto da se podsjetimo...