Surviving a Riot After a Heated Political Election

By Lance Winslow

The political unrest in the United States during the present period is significant, and as usual all Americans are told that they have a choice, between the lesser of two evils. Many are tired of such choices but others are "all in" and backing the candidate of their choice. Thus, the outcome of the election will mean a major change in power and direction for our great nation.

But, what if some of the fringe supports are emboldened by a win of a certain candidate or what if they protest if that candidate loses. We have often seen racially charged riots during major decisions in the past. Could this happen in a close US Election? Unfortunately, the answer is yes and let me explain why?

For far too long poor folks have been told that they have been repressed and the reason they are not higher up on the economic social scale is because they have been held back by other races, the government, leadership or corporations. They have thus, come to believe this.

Because they believe this, politicians wanting to get elected repeat this mantra and use it to rally their support and hopefully their votes. Those in such a socio-economic situation believe their only chance it the politician which claims to redistribute the money that was taken from the money they could have had.

This is how a heated political election can set up a scenario for a riot after the election, especially if the turn-out is large but the election is very close. We noted this exact scenario during the last presidential election in Mexico. Now many say that could not happen here. Well, sure it could, so please think on this and protect your family.

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