It's a good time to be alive

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Every day is a new slew of negative media on Trump and GOP Team Force Asshole. Their lies and disaster capitalism nutfuckery are losing in the court of public opinion - Trump supporters comprise about 25% of the voting population and if we can actually get people to the polls this shit will be over eventually.
It's a last, protracted gasp of those being squeezed to death: racists, religionists and Big Oil.
The internet brought atheist thinking to the mainstream, and church attendance (plus tithes) started dropping. This is scary to conmen who've made a living for thousands of years off of the fear of death and the desire to live under the guiding hand of a master.
As the world became smaller due to global communication and widespread media, racism feels squeezed out... so they emerged from the shadows to assert hate as a lifestyle choice.
Sorry racist assholes, this isn't fashy week and no amount of hairdos and natty threads will ever make your shit cool.
And finally, sorry Big Oil, look in the mirror and see yourself through the eyes of Big Coal. Electric cars are nibbling at your lunch but soon their ass is going to be big enough to push you right off the lunch table and onto the floor, just like digital cameras did to Kodak and the iPhone did to Nokia. The market will always go for the cheaper, better product. ALWAYS, no exceptions, ever. Nothing personal, it's just business.
Let's keep our eye on the fact that the bluster of a shit-talking, swaggering bully is always a front to intimidate the entire school from kicking his ass all at once, but eventually that bully is shown to have such shitty grades and no good college prospects that they know they're doomed before anyone else does - and that makes them crow all the louder as the end approaches for them.
It's up to us to go vote in 2018, hiss at their every public appearance and leave them no quarter, no room to move, to operate.
The school bullies are vulnerable and the more exaggerated 1/2