Have the Day You Voted For Others to Have Car Magnet

If you have the day you voted for others to have, are you having a good day, or a terrible day? The background of this design is on a chalkboard that's been ripped apart. I'm not into subtlety, yes, I'm saying that we have an educational divide in this country, between people who are curious, have cognitive dissonance, want to learn more and use that knowledge to help life people up, and people who like to be fed lies and are constantly trying to bring everyone else down to their level of misery. The white sea in the middle is where the latter group of people live, so yes, the choice of red for and the placement of the word You is deliberate. The people in that wasteland of thought are the people who voted to divide and destroy this country. For people who voted ethically, this statement's not a problem. For people who voted to make other people's lives miserable, know it, and still try to pretend that they're acting ethically, they're going to be big mad. That's ok, let them stew with themselves and their actions as they wait for the traffic light to change. If they go past you angrily, they're not completely broken, maybe there's a chance for them. Design description: The background design is a green chalkboard type design, but that has been roughly torn into two pieces. The top piece covers approximately 25% of the design space. It doesn't connect with the bottom piece, which covers about 1/3 of the design space. In between the two roughly broken pieces is a white chasm that starts small at approximately midway down the vertical side of the design space and grows larger as it moves horizontally across the design space. The top broken chalkboard piece has the words "Have the Day" across the space, the word You is in very large all caps red sans serif font. The words "voted for others to have" is along the bottom broken piece. The text along the top and bottom are in white all caps sans serif letters.