Presidential Elections

I really didn't think that I was going to do this, because well... I'm not a political person. But, this has just gotten so out of hand, I wanted to express my thoughts on the matter.

Obama won, bitches. Get over it. Is he my first choice for president? No. Is Romney? No. But I'm not sitting here getting all butt hurt about who won. You voted and at the end of the day, that's all you can do.

If you didn't vote, and you're complaining. Shut up. You didn't even participate. 
If you can't vote because you're not eligible for whatever reason

• Not legal age
• Not U.S. citizen

Then you're cool, no worries. 

If you did NOT use your right to vote and you were able to, don't even open your mouth to complain. YOUR vote could have made the difference.

Anyway, moving on. You people are WAY. TOO. TENSE! You know what Obama is like, so why are you sitting there acting like the world is going to end. Four years. Four freaking more years. I'm sure you can spare that much. If you don't like it, do something about it. Move out of the country if you have to. 
To the people who are being incredibly childish:
Stop with the name calling. 

What? You think calling a black president a rag head lover and "nigger" makes you cool or something? No, it makes you sound like an uneducated racist. Who, in my opinion, have no standing in society. Seriously.
I'm not going to sit here and defend Obama because I think he's the best choice (as stated earlier), but I am defending him because he's the one who is getting shit thrown at him...
... verbally speaking, of course.

People want the world to end 21st December, 2012? Seriously? Are you mental?! Again, four years of a guy running the country or the end of your life? One seems a bit extreme compared to the other. 

I'm going to catch a lot of hell for this, I'm sure... but Americans piss me the hell off. Get over yourselves. Seriously. Be happy that you even have this right. You've done the best you can, but now you have to live with what the country, as a whole, thinks is best.  

On a side note, I'd like to happily announce that Tammy Baldwin won her race. She is the first openly gay person to win a seat in the United States Senate. Congratulations to you, ma'am. And congratulations to the other 18 women (I'm pretty sure it's 18 at least) who won seats. 

And congratulations to everyone who got to where they wanted to be. 

What are your thoughts about the elections and their results?