What's up with all the "You'll-Be-Sorry-y-y" and "Don't-Blame-Me" themed messages in GDP?

[NurseJackie]

That appears to be a common theme recently. There are several variations in the wording and tone ... some appear to be spontaneous quips, others are lengthy diatribes.

Often it's the same posters repeatedly warning us about the "doom" that's about to befall our country and how they'll never vote for Hillary ... others are more reflective and affirm that they'll just hold their nose and vote for Hillary as a vote against Trump.

So, my fellow Hillary Group members ... what do you make of this?

Is it a sign that these people (and perhaps others) are becoming resigned to the reality that Hillary will be our nominee? OR ... is it a last-ditch effort to frighten everyone into voting for Bernie and make him the nominee?

[LexVegas]

1. Sore losers. It hurts to have all their hopes dashed. nt

[Arkansas Granny]

2. I call it bitterness and despair. Their candidate has lost, but won't admit it, so they keep

looking for miracles that aren't going to happen. In the meantime, they are going to shit all over anyone who is happy about the outcome of the primary race.

[leftofcool]

3. Fear mongering because you know that the sky will fall if Hillary is elected

[yallerdawg]

4. Just getting their last annoying shots in.

Then they'll fade away - unless DU tolerates attacks on the Democratic nominee. You know - like it does now.

[eastwestdem]

5. Shows the maturity level of the Sandroids. Not surprising. nt

[ucrdem]

6. I think they really want to see her win big so they can spend the next 8 years apologizing

for being so wrong.

[1StrongBlackMan]

27. LOL ... Or, win big ...

Because they'd be so out of practice, they'd have to relearn how to criticize non-Democrats.

[DrDan]

7. So childish

[BobbyDrake]

8. Makes me wonder if there was some form or moment of prescience for whoever said...

[TwilightZone]

10. They'd just use that sign to tell us how much more liberal and/or progressive they are.

haha

[BlueCaliDem]

22. Yeah, because it's so liberal/progressive to vote for Trump if they don't get their way in trying

to "gut" the Democratic Party.

[TwilightZone]

9. Between the trolls and the anarchists, I'm not sure who the "real" DUers even are anymore.

As for your question, I think reality is slowly creeping in and they're not ready to cope. They may never be. A lot of that is their candidate's fault.

[Squinch]

11. Assholes gotta be assholes.

[TwilightZone]

12. Poutrage

I love that term. It's up there with Ego Progressive.

[Lil Missy]

13. Sore Losers playing nanny nanny boo boo. n/t

[beachbumbob]

14. They know they will be responsible if trump wins in November ....

and trying to give themselves some type of cover when they don't support our nominee...Unfortunately they will be MORE responsible than the voters who actually voted for trump as they copped the attitutude my ego is more important than the future of America....to me the most despicable of all excuses...

[radical noodle]

15. It's a little like kids trying to blackmail their parents

If you don't give me what I want (Bernie getting the nomination), you'll get Trump for a president.

[LoveMyCali]

34. This is exactly

how I see it.

[ismnotwasm]

16. Meh.

Trying to stay relevant.

[George II]

17. Moping

[Walk away]

18. They actually think they know something! That's Bernies' gift to them....

...delusion. They just don't get that it's over and the Republicans aren't coming to their rescue by finding some manufactured scandal about Hillary that anyone will give a shit about.

[SharonClark]

19. You left off "You can't make me vote for her!"

Does sound kind of childish, doesn't it.

[complain jane]

20. They seem delusional enough to

think they can still get people to vote for him and "make him the nominee".

I also think many of them are republican plants in drag

[NurseJackie]

21. You and I think a lot alike.

[savalez]

23. They think EVERY sanders supporter

is as crazy as they are. The majority of sandars supporters will vote for HRC in the GE

[TwilightZone]

24. And every independent is an ultra-liberal.

The latest meme is that all independents are to the left of Democrats.

[savalez]

25. Really?

That is so untrue. I always felt that most Indies are usually centrists.

[TwilightZone]

26. Yeah, they think they're all just like them. In reality,

it's roughly a third right-leaners, a third left-leaners, and a third who don't really care enough to lean.

Pretty much what one would expect.

[NanceGreggs]

29. That's it exactly.

They've led themselves to believe that behind every vote for Bernie, there is a rabid revolutionary who will sit out the election, vote Trump, or write-in Bernie's name.

The BS supporters I know in RL have never seen his campaign as a "revolution" or a "movement". They simply voted their preference in the primary, and will vote for the (D) in November.

[NurseJackie]

31. You've described every Bernie supporter that I know IRL too.

[stopbush]

28. Just their sense of entitlement lashing out,

even as Sanders is losing his power to make them feel special.

[NanceGreggs]

30. Yes, a lot of them realize ...

... that Bernie is dead in the water, and has been for months.

But because they have predicted doom all along if their great saviour isn't elected, they can't let go of the meme.

My prediction: HRC will be the next POTUS - and we'll have eight years of hearing about how much better Bernie would have been, and how everyone would have single-payer healthcare and a free college education if only we'd elected BS instead.

[Setsuna1972]

32. Just some more BS

They're trying to scare people into supporting their savior

[LannyDeVaney]

33. Trolls. Look at the troll's hair. Compare to Bernie's hair. There is your answer.

[Haveadream]

35. Bwahahaha

That is the answer!

[bluestateguy]

36. I know how it feels when my candidate is not nominated

I was big for Wes Clark in 2004. He got in the race too late and he just never got traction. But I had no personal animus against John Kerry.

And for many many downballot races, I have voted for the candidate who I was certain was the best nominee the party could put forward. My fellow Democrats disagreed and outvoted me. Sometimes I was frustrated or disappointed or certain that he/she would lose, but I always cast my ballot for the nominee. It would take A LOT to get me to abstain, and even Bernie has not crossed that line with me yet. I will still say today that I'd vote for him if he won the nomination, in spite of a lot of reservations I have about his prospects for winning.

Primaries are hard, and you are going to win some and lose some. But this is a team sport.

[Cha]

37. No doubt some of the same ones who repeatedly brought doom&gloom to the Obama

Admin... they were wrong then and they're wrong now.

Poor things are always on the wrong side of history.

Jackie~