Frustration And Aggression Analysis

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Today, most people are getting anger, frustration, and scary after the election of 2016, because Donald Trump had been elected as 45th President of the United States. Most of undocumented immigrants or Islamic immigrants were scary to living in daily basis because they do not want to kicked out of the country because of their status to living in the United States as living today. Also, many people were afraid of Donald Trump’s words during his speech in the Campaign because he had been used the words for attacking many immigrants as threat of the United States. Therefore, most people were showing the action which is protest throughout the street in order to tell their opinions as they do not want the trump to be their president. In recently, …show more content…
This theory is related to with this article because many people were starting to go out on the street saying that they are disagree on the results of election because they are afraid of how Trump will take actions about the many undocumented immigrants and other people will remove from the United States and they are thinking that they are doing a right action for the United States. However, the frustration leads to the distrust from person to person because they might have different perspectives on the politics. According from LA times, Nathanel Persily Stanford law professor emphasized that “Even when the news is good people do not trust about it” which means that some people are feeling betrayed from the other states and people from the America that they will be ruined in four years. Also, some people were getting beaten up from others because they voted for Trump and posted in the Social media. Also, some people were discussing about how they could do anything on the women after the effects on the Trump becomes presidency during our discussion after the election. Therefore, many people are starting to have their own thoughts and beliefs that they are right and other people were wrong, so many people are still hurting each other on their …show more content…
Many people were falling apart because they were supporting two candidates which is either Clinton or Trump and they were showing social exclusion effect, Chameleon effect, and Frustration aggression theory that how people are being friendly and listen to who have similar beliefs and voted for each candidate because they think that they have right assumptions about their choosing the candidate during this election. Also, many people were angry and show the violence over trump supporters because they were making assumptions that Donald Trump is messing the systems in the United States. Furthermore, most people are not showing their respect to each other about their arguments and think that they are taking the wrong actions such as protesting over the streets and raises the voices over the white house. I think that one of the leader should calm themselves and Donald Trump should takes the actions that he also considers their anti-supporters to with love because they are also the citizens of the United States and they have freedom of the speech about their thoughts as well. Also, President Obama and Secretary Clinton showed the true leaderships after the elections because they were trying to calm the anger down toward the Citizens that it is alright and congratulates Donald Trump for become elected the

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