[RatedG²]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

It's a joke, but his stanning of Bernie is not, he truly supports him. I feel a little bad he bought this. I told him we'll debate more after the next round. Don't want to seem like I'm hounding his posts.

Oh I see . I didn't get the joke until I saw Tennessee "redded out"

[Marvin]

Originally posted by alexanderao

To give credit to Bernie, he has been staunchly pro-gay marriage & gay rights for a long time.

This. Hillary just jumped on the bandwagon when it got popular.

Trying to drag Bernie for his stance is embarassing

[Lexiel]

I live in Venezuela.

Our country is running out of food. It took 17 years of socialism to bring a rich flourishing country to its knees and become a lesser Cuba.

Beware of this



Because it's what Hugo Chavez, and Castro used to assert this socialist NIGHTMARE in our countries.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Lexiel

I live in Venezuela.

Our country is running out of food. It took 17 years of socialism to bring a rich flourishing country to its knees and become a lesser Cuba.

Beware of this



Because it's what Hugo Chavez, and Castro used to assert this socialist NIGHTMARE in our countries.

No shade but Venezuela is not a really good comparison to use for the US. Not to mention that Bernie doesn't want to turn the US into a socialist society.

Get your facts straight please

[Icarus]

A lot of people changed their opinions on gay marriage over the last decade, including the President not a very good drag

[LuLuDrops]

Bernie's not a crazy/messy dictator though, Lexiel.

[RatedG²]

Well as recently as 2006 Bernie wasn't as accepting of gay marriage but I guess we won't include that no?

[Marvin]

Originally posted by IcarusIsFlying

A lot of people changed their opinions on gay marriage over the last decade, including the President not a very good drag

Doesn't change the fact that Bernie was ahead of his time like always

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Marvin

Doesn't change the fact that Bernie was ahead of his time like always

. Well that's true I suppose

[Marvin]

Originally posted by King Maxx

The other day I was just watching her speech after she won the 2000 Senate election. She talked about racism, mass incarceration, women's rights, discrimination among LGBT in the work force, etc.

16 years later and here we are. The way people speak on her is complete bull. She has basically fought for the same things for decades now.

Yep, here we are. Racism is still a huge problem, black people are still getting jailed much more often than whites, and the racial wealth gap continues to grow. Talk is cheap. She hasn't done as much as you're trying to make it seem like. You're REALLY overselling it.

But @foxaylove I understand what you're saying. I never disagreed that she hasn't done stuff for black people and minorities in general.

[Lexiel]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Bernie's not a crazy/messy dictator though, Lexiel.

Chavez was never considered a crazy dictator, he was considered a leader looking for social change and justice for our country, equality for all, society for all, country for all.

He was extremely popular, kind, and considered to be a bright mind, and a fighter for social justice through political acumen.

I'm simply bringing a perspective here from someone who actually has lived under a socialist leader for 17 years and counting. Just be careful what you wish for, this change in political views in a country that's mainly being under a democratic capitalism can, and will breed dissidence, polarization and political chaos, which is what happened to our otherwise homogenous society.

People don't think about what the simple POV of their leader will do to the state as a whole.

[Mickey]

I thought Hillary was bisexual?

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Lexiel

Chavez was never considered a crazy dictator, he was considered a leader looking for social change and justice for our country, equality for all, society for all, country for all.

He was extremely popular, kind, and considered to be a bright mind, and a fighter for social justice through political acumen.

I'm simply bringing a perspective here from someone who actually has lived under a socialist leader for 17 years and counting. Just be careful what you wish for, this change in political views in a country that's mainly being under a democratic capitalism can, and will breed dissidence, polarization and political chaos, which is what happened to our otherwise homogenous society.

People don't think about what the simple POV of their leader will do to the state as a whole.

Okay. I can't imagine Chavez ever being nice and calm but I didn't live there. Pobre de ustedes

[Tinker]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

My friend posted this, wanted to write about California voting late etc but I think I'll just stay silent. Already told him last night, he should know.

The delusion. Why is your friend setting himself up for such a heartbreak

[Gladion]

Even though they are denying it when we call it out, the Bernie fans definitely act like it's Hillary's fault for not marching with MLK. Instead of making it an advantage for Bernie, they are making it out as Hillary doesn't care about Black Rights because Bernie walked with MLK and Hillary didn't

She was a 15 year old girl, of course she didn't made it all the way to a march and to be honest her parents likely wouldn't let her even if she tried, due to it being an unsafe environment for a child to be.

[Tinker]

Originally posted by Mickey

I thought Hillary was bisexual?

Really? Bisexual queen of the blacks/hispanics/women chanteuse!!

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by King Maxx

The other day I was just watching her speech after she won the 2000 Senate election. She talked about racism, mass incarceration, women's rights, discrimination among LGBT in the work force, etc.

16 years later and here we are. The way people speak on her is complete bull. She has basically fought for the same things for decades now.

Every week I learn something new that Clinton has done in the past to support minorities groups and women. It's amazing how quiet the narrative about these stuff have been when many people believe that she haven't done anything to deserve the black vote or the LGBT vote.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Tinker

The delusion. Why is your friend setting himself up for such a heartbreak

Hey. As long as there's even the tiniest possibility there's hope.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HausofNiko

Even though they are denying it when we call it out, the Bernie fans definitely act like it's Hillary's fault for not marching with MLK. Instead of making it an advantage for Bernie, they are making it out as Hillary doesn't care about Black Rights because Bernie walked with MLK and Hillary didn't

She was a 15 year old girl, of course she didn't made it all the way to a march and to be honest her parents likely wouldn't let her even if she tried, due to it being an unsafe environment for a child to be.

All I see in this post is excuses

[Dämon]

This is a serious question: Does Bernie actually scare America?
Because like, I read that he was "too socialist" & all of that, but he just seems like a normal politician (to me). What's so "scary" about him