Trump et al.— The Global Storm

The displeasure and rancour having people voting for the anti-establishment fighters is created by the politicians who closed their ears for the many cries of the people who felt that they became poorer and poorer, whilst those on top made every effort to enrich themselves.

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Back To The Routes coming from the Delhi cantonment and got to see how India is filled with such gems as a Pineapple Wizardry and treasures in every street and every corner.
This time he looks further than the dusty roads of Bareilly, a small town in Uttar Pradesh, where he could have the first sight of nana-nani’s house was nani standing outside the house waiting to meet him. {The Storeroom}

All around him he sees posts about how when Trump won, so did sexism, racism and hate. But the issue runs much deeper.

• international + national events— Brexit, Trump’s victory, Unrest among middle class + higher classes in India = something very common about them: lack of resources.
• migrants = they take away jobs => hate
• classes are getting competition from lower classes => state is improving
• assuage fear + disgust = blame migrants (globally), the ‘biharis’ (in India), the ‘muslim-terrorists’ (in Europe), the feminazis (globally) => your xenophobia, your racism, your sexism.

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Preceding:

Coming closer to the end of 2015 and the end for Donald Trump as presidential candidate

Walls,colours, multiculturalism, money to flow, Carson, Trump and consorts

When so desperate to hold onto power

Are United States of America citizens going to show their senses

Brexit No. 2 Blow-up

Nigel Farage called Donald Trump’s victory ‘bigger than Brexit’

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Further reading

1. Here’s What The Country’s Leaders Are Saying Following Trump’s Win
2. President Obama Urges Americans To Support Trump: ‘We Are All Now Rooting’ For Donald
3. Iowa voters pick Trump, but unhappy with both candidates
4. No, 48% of Americans didn’t vote for Trump
5. America Rising
6. An Open Letter To America
7. S.S. United States, Full Right Rudder
8. Lament, Holy Anger, and Pastoral Encouragement: A Statement on Election Night 2016
9. The Grand Illusion
10. Election 2016: two things I (kinda) got right
11. they tried to bury us. they didn’t know that we were seeds.
12. Hillary never understood
13. Post Mortem
14. As a Christian, voting wasn’t easy
15. Hillary Clinton’s Concession Speech – Full Text
16. Election 2016 aftermath: Where does America go from here?

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Back To The Routes

​All around us, I see posts about how when Trump won, so did sexism, racism and hate. But the issue runs much deeper.

First think about this question— would you mind so much about caste-based reservation if there were enough seats in colleges? If people were hardly even applying to AIIMS or IIT because there were so many seats?

No?

Then let’s come to our point.

If you look at all international and national events— Brexit, Trump’s victory, Unrest among the middle class and higher classes in India, you’ll see something very common about them: lack of resources. Why do Americans or British hate migrants? Because they take away jobs. Why do many males not like females working? Because they offer competition in jobs. Why do they want to make UK/US great again? Because there was no race for survival before. Why do we hate reservation? Because we don’t have…

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