Essential "The Real Truth Is Wall Street Regulates Congress": The Offical Bernie Sanders CircleJerk Thread

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A lying feminist neoliberal lawyer politician and Goldman Sachs after-dinner speaker was teaching a class on Paul Krugman, known $hill. "Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship Krugman and accept that he is the most highly-evolved liberal economist and political commentator the world has ever known, even greater than Cenk Uygur!"

At this moment, a brave, white, atheist, millenial freshman high school student who had donated over $1500 of his parent's money and who phonebanked daily from his high school's computer lab and who fully supported taxing other people's retirement savings to fund his education stood up and held up a photograph.

"Who is this marching with MLK?"

The arrogant professor smirked quite Jewishly and smugly replied "It's my husband Bill, you stupid millennial".

"Wrong. It’s actually Bernie Sanders. If your husband Bill marched with MLK as you say… then how come you once supported Barry Goldwater?"

The politician was visibly shaken, and dropped her chalk and copy of Hard Choices. She stormed out of the room crying those neoliberal crocodile tears. The same tears Democrat cry for the "blacks" (who today are so stupid they vote against their interests) when they jealously try to spend more money on gun control rather than free education for middle-class people. There is no doubt that at this point our professor, Hillary Clinton, wished she had listened to Reddit and become more than a sociopathic neoliberal shill. She wished so much that she could take an overdose of heroin to spare herself from embarrassment, but she herself had voted for the 1994 crime bill and the War on Drugs!

The students applauded and all registered Democratic that day and accepted Bernie Sanders as their lord and savior. A finch named "Socialist Denmark" flew into the room and perched atop the American Flag and shed proletarian tears onto Old Glory, turning it into the Red Banner. The Communist Manifesto was read several times, and Karl Marx himself showed up and abolished social class, wage labour, the state, money, and student debt. And also legalized weed.

The professor lost the Democratic primary and was fired the next day. She was arrested by the FBI and sent to one of the federal prisons she and her husband had built for all eternity.

The student's name? HA Goodman.

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I've seen other versions of this before.
 

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This is objectively true on all fronts. This is literally the orthodox position of the entire Democratic Party last year.

http://www.demos.org/sites/default/files/publications/Why Voting Matters- Large disparities in turnout benefit the donor class.pdf

We've had defense of the Contras, Kissinger, and Reagan from democrats this cycle; are we now gonna pretend we don't have a turnout problem in the least politically active democracy in the modern world?
:dame:"Bernie said the poor don't vote enough. I'm offended. Disgusted. Triggered."
:troll:"Actually, this was literally the orthodox position of the entire Democratic Party last year."
:dame:"................ This over or we done?"
 

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Lord, I was right. Hillary Clinton supporters are dumb muthaf_ckers as much as Donald Trump supporters.
People like this shouldn't be allowed to vote, but unfortunately they are helping this woman. :mjlol:
People can say whatever they want about Bernie's supporters, at least most of them are smart or at least well informed.
 

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Do you think Sanders can convince the superdelegates at the convention in July?
I honestly don't trust them to make the right decision given the fact that they've done everything to clinch it for her. The way business and politics are intertwined they would feel like they are risking their pockets and/or political career. I think intense public pressure within states he's won may be something that could change em. Any possible news (indictment, David Brock shenanigans and other fukkery) could change votes as well (supers and actual voters). There's a lot of time before the convention.

I think the longer it goes the worse of a candidate she looks as favorability keeps going lower and bernies numbers go up. He has the case of independents siding with him and the south going red in the general. Having the youth and independents help expand the party. Her claiming to have the support of older voters as a strong point is weak because you are essentially saying the people that would vote dem anyway vote for her while the youth won't (but would at least more for Sanders) and independents will somehow get to liking her more eventually given the alternative. This we'll get them later attitude pisses ppl off. You are putting independents up for grabs. He needs to win Calfornia for sure. I think he needs to get within 50-75 delegates and possibly the popular vote.

In my mind, I see them choosing her than something popping up that makes them regret it. Faced with a lesser of two evils as dirt gets exposed on both perhaps he comes as a third candidate or in a bizarro world she's forced to step down and Bernie takes over. I'm still hoping people wake up.
 

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I honestly don't trust them to make the right decision given the fact that they've done everything to clinch it for her. The way business and politics are intertwined they would feel like they are risking their pockets and/or political career. I think intense public pressure within states he's won may be something that could change em. Any possible news (indictment, David Brock shenanigans and other fukkery) could change votes as well (supers and actual voters). There's a lot of time before the convention.

I think the longer it goes the worse of a candidate she looks as favorability keeps going lower and bernies numbers go up. He has the case of independents siding with him and the south going red in the general. Having the youth and independents help expand the party. Her claiming to have the support of older voters as a strong point is weak because you are essentially saying the people that would vote dem anyway vote for her while the youth won't (but would at least more for Sanders) and independents will somehow get to liking her more eventually given the alternative. This we'll get them later attitude pisses ppl off. You are putting independents up for grabs. He needs to win Calfornia for sure. I think he needs to get within 50-75 delegates and possibly the popular vote.

In my mind, I see them choosing her than something popping up that makes them regret it. Faced with a lesser of two evils as dirt gets exposed on both perhaps he comes as a third candidate or in a bizarro world she's forced to step down and Bernie takes over. I'm still hoping people wake up.
So in other words, Sanders really stands no chance. I think he could win Cali because they are liberal there from what I hear. I feel that they should just nominate him if they are serious in uniting the party. Because if they get Clinton a lot of people will sit home this election. To me, she just doesn't have the charisma of Obama, Sanders, or even Jesse Jackson (odd throw in).
 

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So in other words, Sanders really stands no chance. I think he could win Cali because they are liberal there from what I hear. I feel that they should just nominate him if they are serious in uniting the party. Because if they get Clinton a lot of people will sit home this election. To me, she just doesn't have the charisma of Obama, Sanders, or even Jesse Jackson (odd throw in).

No chance :patrice: I won't say that. Also I don't think her support amongst Latinos is all that great and from what I have seen, I believe his support from Asian Americans is strong. I can see him winning big.

If we just take it as a sorry no :mjcry:, then I think he should continue to do rallies around the country to push the movement and progressive candidates. He's essentially the head of the movement and the money would be to get those candidates elected. His "donors" believe enough to contribute to those ppl because of the not me but us message. Him getting out there would also make him a perfect step in candidate if fukkery happens lol.

Crazy shyt has happened, especially this year, so I say never say never.
 

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No chance :patrice: I won't say that. Also I don't think her support amongst Latinos is all that great and from what I have seen, I believe his support from Asian Americans is strong. I can see him winning big.

If we just take it as a sorry no :mjcry:, then I think he should continue to do rallies around the country to push the movement and progressive candidates. He's essentially the head of the movement and the money would be to get those candidates elected. His "donors" believe enough to contribute to those ppl because of the not me but us message. Him getting out there would also make him a perfect step in candidate if fukkery happens lol.

Crazy shyt has happened, especially this year, so I say never say never.
True, also if Bern Man wins or not he's inspired me and a lot of people to do great things. That alone makes him a winner. I just wish I knew about him when I was a Junior in highschool. I'm ashamed of being the guy I am not knowing him until his candidacy :snoop:
 
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