Idont understand these protesters they voted in this democracy system now their whining like little kids protesting? Its a game someone has to lose and hillary lost quit your whining.

Actually ... I'd bet many, if not most, of them DIDN'T vote.  49% of the electorate didn't, according to reports I've seen.

Plus ... I'd bet many of them are Anarchists, who look for any opportunity to riot and cause damage.  That's why their faces are covered.

Take a look at this link, it's hilarious and deals with the demonstrators:

http://babylonbee.com/news/police-calm-millennial-protesters-handing-participation-trophies/

I have to agree with you Otis ! I didn't vote for either of them and it's over and done , so why not just wait and see what happens. There probably would have been protests if Hillary had won also. Time to just get over it and move on. In four years the people will have a chance to elect someone else.

I think the problem is "Acceptance" . . . There are certain things we JUST can't see happening. With the way Trump represented himself up to the election, the media was sure he wouldn't win, thus; this was the undertoned message conveyed when Hillary supporters caught the evening news. Now that we have this new reality of him standing before us as the president-elect , the brain refuses to accept.

The American people were looking for "Different" . . . You saw this in Obama's elections, and you saw it in this one. Hillary represents the same old tired Washington politician. If the Democrats had kept Bernie Sanders in, they would have had a choice between TWO people different from the normal politicians . . . Also, Bernie would have won . . . I guarantee it.

Especially on Veterans Day this rings so true......just because you can, (protest) doesn't mean you should.

Get over it.

Nothing wrong with protesting .. But THIS display goes far beyond protesting. This is about violence .. This is about the few trying to dictate to the many. The general consensus want a democracy .. A society where people get a say .. Well the people HAVE spoken! They have said they wanted Trump.

I'm not sure they are protesting because Clinton lost.

It's possible that they just have a clear vision of the end of democracy as we've know it and they are raging against the "dying of the light."

Trump tweeted that this was media instigated and unfair---I'm confident he'll get a handle on that problem.

(Wait, isn't that how dictators seize power---first control the media?)

We had the same with the people who were against Brexit, I found it weird because I fully expected us to stay in the European Union, so I was shocked when Brexit won, I think the same can be said for your presidential elections and Trumps win. The disappointing thing is when you witness people protesting against democracy. 

Reality is, nobody was really happy with the two candidates in the first place, this is when the protests should of happened, but by voting for these candidates you are accepting them as leaders.  People out voting for Hilary only did so because they didn't want Trump, and vice versa, or there was no real choice on offer to start with. There was no democracy in as much as neither of the electives were wanted by the people.

I think people wanted a change from the Clintons, and the only change on offer was Trump, it really was a no win situation. Some say that Trump appealed to peoples emotions, he was good TV even though some of the things he said were shocking and controversial. Also Hilary's scandals were denied by her even though people in their hearts believed them to be true, this rings as deceptive and that upsets trust, where as Trump was up front about being a male chauvinistic bigot, so even though his character was flawed it was out in the open.  Your electives also used popular groups like Jay-Z and Beyoncé, which again is deceptive because it blurs the line between who and what you are voting for. For me a politician should win on their credentials, if they don't have any then they shouldn't be running.

It may be wise next time to protest if the candidates are unacceptable to everyone rather than waiting until the blade drops, either that or vote  Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck.

Back in 2008 we had an election in Iran. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was announced to be the winner of the election and Mr. Mousavi lost according to results. We did not accept the results and then we started protesting for over 8 months. We made it a living hell for the government. But that was different. We believed they had been cheating and I still believe they cheated. But Donald Trump won it fair and square. The protestors could have gone to the streets and made their voice heard by voting not by doing all this that they have been doing. This is the beauty of a democracy that when a person is favoured by the majority of the voters, then everyone even the opponents should accept him in that position. Donald Trump is the winner. They have to get over it.

P.S. Democrats have to learn. This happens when you cheat on Bernie Sanders.

Otis. Sometimes you can be an enormous jerk. Whining? People are afraid of Chump and what it means to this country. He isn't those people's President and he isn't mine. A person like Chump doesn't get my respect just because of his title. He has to prove that he's respect worthy and since he isn't my President, he will never have it.