Goldman Sachs Endorses Sanders!

[Warren Stupidity]

Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein: Sanders candidacy a 'dangerous moment'

Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein: Sanders candidacy a 'dangerous moment'
By ELIZA COLLINS 02/03/16 03:02 PM EST
The head of Goldman Sachs said on Wednesday that Bernie Sanders' insurgent candidacy "has the potential to be a dangerous moment."
Lloyd Blankfein, who is chairman and CEO of the bank, was speaking to CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”
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In January, Sanders was asked by Bloomberg Politics to list an example of corporate greed, and he listed Blankfein.
“I don’t take it personally since we never met," Blankfein responded.
But he added that Sanders' attacks on the "billionaire class" and bankers could be dangerous.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/02/lloyd-blankfein-bernie-sanders-218689#ixzz3z8opTwiQ
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[beam me up scottie]

1. Now THAT'S an endorsement you can be proud of!

[hifiguy]

19. And one you can't buy!

[frylock]

69. I proudly stand with Lloyd Blankfein's endorsement of Bernie Sanders.

[tularetom]

101. Nobody likes a smart ass

You know what I'm talkin about.

[bvf]

139. Sixty-eleven more times, and you too can be a hero.

[GoneFishin]

129. Yep. I thought it was the other kind of endorsement, and I thought 'oh shit' no.

[beam me up scottie]

130. I'm on my mobile so I couldn't see who posted the op until I clicked on it.

I thought it was another Catapulter of Propaganda spinning a yarn about Bernie.

[UglyGreed]

2. I'll just leave this here....

?v=1429201091

[cui bono]

3. Yup.

[Wilms]

6. ;)

[farleftlib]

12. That pic is just screaming for a caption

Wish I had one but I'm not good at that game.

[ejbr]

30. I'll try

"Remember that time we paid you $200k? Well, as SOS, I'll need a favor from you."

[farleftlib]

41. Good one!

Or "The tape of your last speech is missing from my office safe."

[ejbr]

45. And she would be all

[Maedhros]

70. "Those slack-jawed Sanders troglodytes single-handedly cost me Iowa!

Yet, were I to have them killed, it would be I who would go to prison!"

[R. Daneel Olivaw]

39. I love that Mao / DR Evil outfit Hill is wearing.

[MuseRider]

55. I was looking to see

if anyone commented on that "commie" look she had going there!

LOL, I like the look myself this was just a fun comment

Visions of hammers and sickles and dollar signs dance in their heads.

[PonyUp]

75. LOL. "That speech will cost you 1 BILLION DOLLARS"

Wish we had a pic with Hillary's pinky on her lips.

[farleftlib]

83. Good one!

Welcome to DU.

[hifiguy]

87. Excellent!

[hifiguy]

48. "Was that one of yours, Clarice?

That was gooooood. These monkeyshits will never know what hit them...."

[farleftlib]

63. Tee hee

I love Hannibal Lechter. Fits him to a tee.

[JoeyT]

102. Or maybe

"Don't worry, we won't let the peasants deprive you of your turn.".

[SammyWinstonJack]

115. +1000000

[sarge43]

109. "We won't ask for much, only your soul. Oops, did I say that out loud?" n/t

[Admiral Loinpresser]

148. "You can keep telling me to 'cut it out.' I understand the game." n/t

[monicaangela]

168. Don't forget, we own you.

[KentuckyWoman]

176. Something Austin Powersesque nt

[Cheap_Trick]

179. Okay

"Someday - and that day may never come - I'll call upon you to do a service for me."

"Show me the money!"

[pangaia]

49. "Uh, Hillary, Kenny G is not jazz."

[dorkzilla]

71. +1 LOL!!!!

The things I’ve heard people describe as jazz makes me realize most people know nothing about jazz.

Here’s is some great stuff from someone who isn’t Kenny G - great music from Poland of all places. I’ve seen Stanko with and without the young combo accompanying him on this video. It’s definitely got that “Kinda Blue” vibe...

Love,
The Wife of a Jazz Musician

[Enthusiast]

99. I dig that. Poland!

[dorkzilla]

112. Yes! There are actually a lot of really talented jazz musicians from there and

all over Europe. Lots from Scandinavia too - and in the style mostly of bebop. The young people in this video started playing with Stanko, 40 years their senior, when they were teenagers and the pianist, Marcin Wasilewski, learned to play jazz by playing Keith Jarrett and Bill Evans.

They also do a killer remake of Bjork’s “Hyperballad” (ETA its a little slow for the first minute but then it slowly starts to turn into a thing of real beauty).

[Enthusiast]

158. I have always found bebop appealing. Thanks, dorkzilla!

[dorkzilla]

161. You are so welcome!

it’s a truly American art form, now scattered across the globe and enthusiastically gobbled up by all and sundry. It’s funny how few Americans there are when hubby and I go to the Blue Note or the Vanguard - - it’s all tourists. I met an Italian couple that were on a jazz holiday. Imagine that!

[pangaia]

128. Man, it is Miles'y...

I stole that Kenny G idea from a FB friend. I don't want to link to his wall but Under photos of Bernie and Hillary there were 2 quotes..

"Jazz is an underappreciated art form. Now you can quote me on this, and I hope I'm wrong, but there will never be another era like there was with Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, and the great Duke Ellington."


"I love it. I really do. It's not Christmas until I put on Kenny G's Christmas album."





I grew up the '50s and '60s in North Jersey listening to those guys plus Dizzy, Basie, Getz, and on and on. I was never a great jazz musician, more classical, but good enough to have played with Gary Burton, Lew Soloff, Dick Halligan, Dick Lowenthal and a few others...

[dorkzilla]

132. Hubby grew up in N Jersey too, studied Jazz at Rutgers

I turned him onto Stanko, and when I took him to a concert of his at the Museum of modern Art , hubby just shook his head and said that sounded just like "Kiind of Blue".

[pangaia]

133. Hubby knows his shit. :>))))

[dorkzilla]

137. He certainly does!

He's more into bebop and I'm more into early-Ellington, Coleman Hawkins etc and I am a rabid Django fan, so I tend to swoon with the 30s stuff.

On balance though, I'm much more of a classical music fan and again I tend toward the early stuff. I just spent Saturday evening at the Met listening to the greatest viola da gamba player on earth, and 2 weeks ago I went to the Morgan for some kick ass lute music

[pangaia]

140. Whenever I go to the city,

I always spend an hour in front of the Water Lilies at MoMA and go to the Persian exhibit at the Met to see one blue/black glazed bowl.

I'll PM you about viola da gamba and such...

[dorkzilla]

141. Cool!

[rhett o rick]

153. The other day a Kenny G medley came on and before it was over, I'd confessed to

three felonies.

[Enthusiast]

160. Pffft!

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[dorkzilla]

163. LOL!!!

I don’t know how people can listen to that crap. And don’t even get me started on the hair. Only a young Robert Plant should ever have that hair.

[sammythecat]

149. Wow! Watched that, saw 4 more on Youtube,

going back for more. Thanks so much!

[dorkzilla]

159. So glad you enjoyed them!

Musical taste is so subjective you never know if you’re the only one who digs it, so I’m happy that you and a few other people have gotten to know Stanko & company!

[Half-Century Man]

57. How about.

" Stay calm and you'll be fine. Remember don't make eye contact or you'll lose control of your bowels, and address him as M'lord Cthulhu".

[Helen Borg]

76. Awww!

What are they whispering?

[Lordquinton]

90. Looks like they're about to drop a sick album

From the 80's

[Kalidurga]

104. Okay, I will take your speaking fees. But, do not praise me in public.

[DJ13]

146. Thats the look of pure terror right there

See what happens when you sell your soul to feed your ambition?

[Kalidurga]

156. He made a deal she couldn't refuse.

[smiley]

111. "You will do exactly as I tell you"

[Don Draper]

113. Ready for Hillary!!

NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's strange how Hillary supporters have no problem with her being the water girl for Wall Street.

Bernie FTW!!

[JRLeft]

144. That's why we don't want her.

[Unknown Beatle]

147. Blankfein: Do you want me to whisper sweet nothings in your ear?

Clinton: Please do.

Blankfein (Whispering): Money...Money...Money...Lotsa money...Millions...Billions of dollars...

Clinton: OMG! Blanky dear, you have a way with others peoples money. I love that about you. Act nonchalant, Bill is looking.

Blankfein: He doesn't care. We're all in bed together.

[dixiegrrrrl]

170. Love the " in the shadows'" look to that pic,,,,just perfect. n/t

[global1]

8. You Beat Me To It As I Was Going To Post The Same Picture.....

we know who Lloyd is endorsing.

[hifiguy]

20. Every time I see that pic

I have to choke back the urpage.

[UglyGreed]

44. both look pretty happy there

[hifiguy]

46. Well, they're on the same team...

[UglyGreed]

47. Not anymore

[hifiguy]

51. LOL

[UglyGreed]

67. .

[emsimon33]

124. Says it all.

Hillary, If you want to continue to be screwed by Wall Street, the big banks, and greedy corporations!

[harun]

171. Now, c'mon, I am sure she told GS sternly to "knock it off" while she took 600k from them

[UglyGreed]

172. I thought it was

?w=560

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

181. Shall we dance? Padumdumdum

Revival of "The King And I"

[TCJ70]

4. Sander's should send him a thank you card...

...he just boosted his appeal.

[appalachiablue]

38. Maybe another 3 Million in donations!! Thanks Lloyd of 'I'm doing God's work!'

[Contrary1]

68. Bernie's too busy. I think we should all send him a thank you card instead!

We can write a cheery little note telling Blankfein thanks for the reminder, and how much we're donating to Bernie on his behalf.

Goldman, Sachs & Co.
200 West Street
New York, NY 10282
United States

[Motown_Johnny]

5. More proof that Bernie has them worried.

I wonder if this coming after the "virtual tie" in Iowa is a coincidence or if he is trying to scare the billionaire class into ponying up more dough for Hillary.

[gyroscope]

7. Bernie gonna toss your crooked ass in federal prison

where you belong Blankfein. You better be scared.

[antigop]

9. Lloyd Blankfein: "I held fundraisers for her." (HRC) nt

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=6183095

[azmom]

10. Fear mongering bastard.

[SammyWinstonJack]

121. Exactly what he's trying to do.

[RiverLover]

134. Dangerous yes, to BANKERS' CONTROL OF OUR GOVT

bastard is right.

GO Bernie!!

[Matariki]

11. Dangerous. For who?

Oh wait, don't bother answering that (as close to a torches and pitchforks smilie as I can find)

[hifiguy]

16. Here's a nice pic.

From a Frankenstein movie IIRC.



This asshat forgets that both tumbrels and guillotines are quite easy to build.

[gregcrawford]

91. Could be dangerous, huh?

Ol' Lloyd's skirting the edge of threatening the life of a presidential candidate. Oh, but never mind. One of his evil minions said on British TV a week or so ago that governments don't rule the world; Goldman Sachs does! So... I guess that smarmy little skid mark can threaten whoever he wants and get away with it.

[azmom]

13. He thinks you SS is an entitlement

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[cali]

23. Please put this up as an op. Please.

[geardaddy]

34. +1 million

[cali]

40. Can you put it up? I'm having trouble

posting videos on my tablet

[kristopher]

72. Posted to video and multimedia forum.

[Oilwellian]

81. Ha! Beat me by a minute!

Thanks! Although it would be good to post in GDP as well.

[Oilwellian]

74. I'll do it. How shall we title it? n/t

[azmom]

35. Running late today. If you can do it, that would be great.

[kristopher]

53. "Support you for 30 years after a 25 year career" the man says?

So he thinks a wage earner only works for 25 years before retiring at 65? And then everyone apparently lives to be 95?

This moron EARNED his money?

[argyl]

84. I started putting into SS in 1967, at age sixteen. I'll start receiving benefits in 2017.

I didn't go to an elite private institution ( University of North Texas grad here ) like that white collar crook did but my math says I paid in for fifty years and I MAY get twenty five years paid out to me.

[Moostache]

103. I am no fan of ANY bankers, but he (Blankfein) and Jamie Dimon make me want to punch kittens.

I loathe their smug, overly-entitled, criminal asses like no others.

That guy should be on his freaking knees PRAISING the working class and the middle class that took it in the chin to keep him and his cronies from sailing the economy into oblivion just 8 years ago. He is lucky that I was not in charge or he would be waiting another 25 years to take his next breath as a free man. He would not *(and SHOULD not)* have the dignity of a name...he should be a number doing the hardest time available (in Gitmo if necessary) to make it obvious to all that crimes of his magnitude have ugly consequences.

His family should be in ruin, his name a disgrace to utter in polite society and the grounds on his estates burned and salted.

Each one of the major CEOs on Wall Street were 100% complicit in the frauds they perpetrated and profited from and each one of them to this day should be living in terror of imminent arrest, prosecution, incarceration and restitution that would force them into permanent bankruptcy. Those bastards destroyed lives by the MILLIONS across this and other countries. There is no pit of hell deep enough or dark enough for them to go.

FUCK THOSE BASTARDS AND THEIR OPINIONS!
SHUT YOUR MOUTH LLOYD, OR I WOULD GLADLY FIND SOMETHING TO SHOVE INTO IT TO MAKE IT NON-FUNCTIONAL!

[kristopher]

105. Good answer...

[hifiguy]

120. I tend to favor the French revolutionary solution for shitheels like Blankfein and Dimon,

followed by a rake-back of every dime they ever made and then selling their families into slavery in Dubai or wherever the world cup is going to be. They love slave labor over there.

[gordyfl]

79. Another Fine Example

1% vs 99%

[Armstead]

100. One year of that assholes pay would probably support thousands of people's returements

But we can't afford that

[Ilsa]

157. It is an entitlement. We are entitled to you.

An Entitlement is not welfare or charity. We funded it. Repubs have turned it into a dirty word.

What we need to be vigilant about is people like Blankfein thinking he's entitled to all of it.

[Enthusiast]

162. We can't afford them but we can afford to bail out criminal Wall Street institutions and

continue to outspend the entire world on an unnecessary, wasteful bloated military industrial complex.

Social security has never added a dime to the deficit. Too bad the same can't be said of Lloyd Blankfein.

[dixiegrrrrl]

173. So the head of a big bank is talking like the head of Congress...

Why should HE care how Congress spends tax money?

Unless, of course, he DOES rule the country....

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

180. He's right.

Because citizens are entitled to it.

entitled

The adjective entitled means you have a legal right to something. If you are entitled to your mother's house when she passes away, that means it's written in her will that she gave it to you.

Entitled is often used in a more casual way, to mean "allowed." For example, volunteers at the park clean-up are entitled to the water and snacks at the pavilion. Sometimes, though, people feel they are entitled to special treatment because they think they are more worthy than others. This usage of entitled came from the mid 15th century, when it referred to giving someone the title of an estate or property.
Definitions of entitled
1
adj
qualified for by right according to law
“we are all entitled to equal protection under the law”

https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/entitled

[hifiguy]

14. If that isn't reason enough to support Bernie

I cannot imagine what would be. I hope you're shaking in your $1000 shoes, you shitheel.

[CoffeeCat]

15. Notice that he has NO PROBLEM with Hillary's policies/future plans/words/ideas

when it comes to Wall Street.

Mr. Blankenfeld knows that Hillary is his go-to gal, when it comes to kow towing to their every whim.

They've invested heavily in her.

Blankenfeld should just come out and endorse Hillary.

By criticizing Bernie, he practically did endorse Hillary. Hilarious.

[hifiguy]

21. They OWN her, lock stock and barrel.

The endorsement comes via those "speaking fees" and the armored cars full of cash donated to her campaign.

[VulgarPoet]

165. Oh oh oh, but remember

"Hillary isn't owned by anyone"

[arcane1]

54. He donates to republicans too. A repub or a Clinton is fine, but no Sanders.

That says a lot.

[Jefferson23]

17. Jail cells can be lonely places, thus his worries. n/t

[Uncle Joe]

18. "Could be dangerous!?"

Goldman has received Global Finance's Global Award as the world's "Best Investment Bank" in 2012.[112] It has been described by business journalists Bethany McLean and Joe Nocera as the investment bank that "always seemed to be in the sweet spot of every market", so successful that it aroused the envy of other investment bankers.[113] In the 1980s its prestige was such that business school students thought of being hired by the firm "as the ultimate accomplishment", (according to Floyd Harris, the chief financial correspondent of the New York Times[114]), and "up to the 1990s", Goldman's reputation was "very high", to the point that "they were believed to be able to outperform everyone else in every way." (according to Suzanne McGee,[115] author of Chasing Goldman Sachs,[116])

But it has also been harshly criticized, particularly in the aftermath of the 2007–2012 global financial crisis where some alleged that it misled its investors and profited from the collapse of the mortgage market. That time — "one of the darkest chapters" in Goldman's history (according to the New York Times[117]) — brought investigations from the Congress, the Justice Department, and a lawsuit from the SEC[118][119]—to whom it agreed to pay $550 million to settle.[120] It was "excoriated by the press and the public" (according to journalists McLean and Nocera[121]) -- this despite the non-retail nature of its business that would normally have kept it out of the public eye.[122][123] Visibility and antagonism came from the $12.9 billion Goldman received—more than any other firm—from AIG counterparty payments provided by the New York Federal Reserve bailout; the $10 billion in TARP money it received from the government (though the firm paid this back to the government); and a record $11.4 billion set aside for employee bonuses in the first half of 2009.[124][125] While all the investment banks were scolded by congressional investigations, the company was subject to "a solo hearing in front of the Senate Permanent Subcommitee on Investigations" and a quite critical report.[122][126] In a widely publicized story,[127] Matt Taibbi in Rolling Stone characterized the firm as a "great vampire squid" sucking money instead of blood, allegedly engineering "every major market manipulation since the Great Depression ... from tech stocks to high gas prices"[127][128][129][130]

Goldman Sachs has denied wrongdoing. It has stated that its customers were aware of its bets against the mortgage-related security products it was selling to them, and that it only used those bets to hedge against losses,[131] and was simply a market maker. The firm also promised a "comprehensive examination of our business standards and practices", more disclosure and better relationships with clients.[132]

Goldman has also been accused of an assortment of other misdeeds, varying from a general decline in ethical standards,[133][134] working with dictatorial regimes,[135] cozy relationships with the US federal government, via a "revolving door" of former employees[136] insider trading by some of its traders,[137] and driving up prices of commodities through futures speculation.[138] Goldman has denied wrongdoing in these cases.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldman_Sachs

Thanks for the thread, Warren Stupidity.

[hifiguy]

24. The Vampire Squid

wrapped around the face of the country and frantically jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells vaguely like money.

[MuseRider]

60. You do have a way with words!

It brought a cringe but damn, it is perfect.

[hifiguy]

62. Those words are straight from Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi.

Verbatim.

[MuseRider]

65. Well it is still perfect

and thanks for telling me that. I must have missed that one.

[ms liberty]

125. I agree. Visceral and dead on accurate description of WS.

.

[bkkyosemite]

22. Yes sir it could be dangerous to your sorry a*s

[WillyT]

25. HUGE K & R !!! - THANK YOU !!!

[Ferd Berfel]

26. Yes Bernie is a dangerous moment for th Facist Oligarchy

and their minions.

THAT'S why I support him!

[madfloridian]

27. That's a threat toward Bernie.

Wow.

[farleftlib]

33. That's exactly how I read it too.

These people are so vile.

[stillwaiting]

96. I agree. That was my first thought. nt

[Jackie Wilson Said]

28. Their greed is unprecedented, that I know of, in human history.

[Nanjeanne]

29. If Bernie is dangerous to Blankfein . . . That's Best News Of The Day! nt

[Gregorian]

31. A molten core briefly appears.

Shit, you think we don't know? How many have we lost. One word tells all.

[ejbr]

32. Something for Bernie's stump speech! n /t

[frylock]

77. Isn't there a debate scheduled for tomorrow?

Strike while the iron is hot.

[ejbr]

78. Indeed!

[Spitfire of ATJ]

36. "Sanders' attacks on the "billionaire class" and bankers could be dangerous."

The media acts like the "billionaire class" is a figment of Bernie's imagination.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

37. I'm all aquiver with fear!! Oh, wait...I'm not a billionaire. Or, a highly paid entertainer for

Goldman Sachs.

[Uponthegears]

42. He doesn't know history

http://sfbayview.com/2011/02/lucy-parsons-%E2%80%98shoot-them-or-stab-them%E2%80%99/

[div class="excerpt"Lucy Parsons is the Haymarket Square widow who internationalized the struggle for the eight-hour day and whose work led to the May Day rallies held around the world, except in the U.S., to celebrate International Workers Day.

She hunched over that podium, hawk-like, and fixed that multitude with those beady black eyes, and said: “What I want is for every greasy grimy tramp to arm himself with a knife or a gun and stationing himself at the doorways of the rich shoot or stab them as they come out.”

Lucy Parsons

[PyaarRevolution]

43. He fears Bernie.

Because he speaks against business news which generally intimates that these men, the CEO's, are Gods the likes of which stand large next to Alexander the Great(who was not a God himself but started this nonsense by dying then a star supposedly appeared in the sky).
These men and women are NOT perfect and overpaid. They should be spoken about whenever a large mouthpiece is opened up.

[Roland99]

50. Well, Bernie *is* doing Satan's work. Someone has to counteract GS doing "God's work", eh?

[PatrickforO]

52. I'm glad Bernie has Secret Service protection now.

Because anyone who believes parasites like Blankfein aren't dangerous should think again.

[JonLeibowitz]

108. Careful, don't Goldman banker alumni run Treasury these days? They're protecting Bernie!

LOL!

edit: oops. Since 2003 Treasury doesn't run the Secret Service anymore.

[TwilightGardener]

56. Uncle Pennybags is worried.

[DFW]

58. Blankfein is worried about the whole billionaire class?

Well, if it's any comfort to him, in the USA, that's about 1750 people, so he isn't worried about a whole lot of people.

There are 350 million or so Americans who are of the "not billionaire" class. I realize Blankfein might not be aware of that.

[hifiguy]

64. Makes you wonder if the name

Nicolae Ceaucescu has any meaning for him.

[DFW]

82. No comparison

Have you ever been to Romania? I've been there several times for work in the last few years, know some people there, including in the Central Bank, where Ceaucescu stashed some of the loot he had appropriated from the people of Romania over the decades. I've been shown some of it. Mind boggling! You know Scrooge McDuck's pile of gold he plays in, in those Disney cartoons? Ceaucescu had that for real! I have also stood in front of the monstrosity of a building he ordered to satisfy his meglomania, even learned a little of the language.

Ceaucescu was an absolute monarch in Romania for decades, and suffered the downfall so many absolute monarchs over the millenia have been dealt when their subjects had reached the breaking point. Blankfein is no Ceaucescu.

[hifiguy]

86. True, but arrogant tyrants or would-be tyrants

(and Blankfein may be both) have a way of eventually coming to nasty ends.

I can easily believe that about Ceaucescu. Ferdinand Marcos, too.

[DFW]

118. Had Marcos stuck around

It wouldn't have surprised me if he suffered the same fate as Ceaucescu.

He saw the writing on the wall and got when the getting was good.

Blankfein can still make a sort of a hero out of himself by contributing a billion to cancer research or the National Park Service or Planned Parenthood or whatever. Not holding our breath, though, are we? Bill Gates he is not.

[ljm2002]

59. Works for me!

Go, Bernie!!!!!

[PonyUp]

61. 'Dangerous'...sounds like a threat. Good thing Bernie's getting SS protection soon!

I wouldn't put anything past the 1% to get what they want!

[frylock]

66. Lloyd who?

[Helen Borg]

73. Yup, dangerous to THEM!

Fascist Trump, on the other hand, not dangerous.

[basselope]

80. Won't someone think of the children?

How can he leave 10 of billions to his children instead of just hundreds of millions if someone like Sanders gets in?

[onecaliberal]

85. You bet your sweet bippy, fucker. I hope you end up in prison.

[hifiguy]

89. Without a nickel to his name.

[toothless dragon]

88. Insurgent

in·sur·gent
inˈsərj(ə nt/
adjective
adjective: insurgent

1.
rising in active revolt.
"alleged links with insurgent groups"
of or relating to rebels.
"a series of insurgent attacks"
synonyms: rebellious, rebel, revolutionary, mutinous, insurrectionist; More
renegade, seditious, subversive
"insurgent forces"
antonyms: loyal

noun
noun: insurgent; plural noun: insurgents

1.
a rebel or revolutionary.


what language... has definitive negative undertones... What Bernie is doing isn't revolutionary or rebelling... he is just trying to fix the mess made by the corporate elite...

[Jack Rabbit]

92. Yeah, I guess that's a good reason tp vote for Bernie

Thank you, Pretty Boy Lloyd. What does your buddy Legs Dimon have to say?

[hifiguy]

95. Or Machine Gun Geithner?

[angrychair]

93. I endorse this endorsement

[SusanCalvin]

94. Dangerous to THEM! nt

[Enthusiast]

97. Why thank you, Lloyd!

[4dsc]

98. And can she take that to the bank.

[AzDar]

106. K & R

[Jackilope]

107. Reading this twice. It reads like an ominous warning or threat.

I do think they need the message we are ALL Bernie and we will not stop. Crap like that deserves stare down directly back at them without breaking eye contact. Greedy, self-entitled, lawless bastards.

[in_cog_ni_to]

110. Dangerous to Blankfein's BANK ACCOUNT!

What an .ass.

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[SammyWinstonJack]

114. Bet he loves him some Hillary though.

[Bjornsdotter]

116. Yes!!

Actually brought a tear to my eye....

[valerief]

117. It doesn't get any better than Sachs not wanting him!!!!

[shireen]

122. AWESOME endorsement!!!

Thank you Mr. Blankfein.

[hibbing]

123. I prefer ruling class instead of billionaire class

But I understand why billionaire class is more palpable.

Peace

[Feeling the Bern]

126. This is a poison pill endorsement. It's a way of trying to cut the legs out of Sanders

They are going to make it seem that Sanders is also in bed with them. IF I were Sanders, I would accept the endorsement with huge conditions announced publicly as a way to test Goldman-Sachs and their faith in a Sanders presidency.

Do they think we are that stupid?

[questionseverything]

135. read past the headline

gs is saying bernie is dangerous

the endorsement comes from gs NOT wanting him

[trillion]

151. It's a planted title to make anyone googling Sanders and Goldman Sachs check off that he's endoresed

by them and corrupt. The title of this thread doesn't exist in the actual piece. It's very offensive and it will show up on google when people check for Bernie and if they're in a hurry they're going through a lot of candidates and checking off just by headlines.

I'd like to know the ops real intent because even with all their posts on this site, this title is crystal clear about what the op is trying to do. Clinton supporter maybe since she actually is in bed with Goldman Sachs and I've posted many links in the last 2 days showing that?

[Warren Stupidity]

177. The real intent is irony

Either that or I'm a nefarious scheming bastard.

[trillion]

152. You caught the same thing I did but the wrong place. The actual piece doesn't say they endorse

him and the title of this thread isn't on the actual piece at all.

This person who created this thread made a title that anyone can google and assume Bernie has Goldman Sachs endorse ment and declare him corrupt over it. The title of this thread is a Bernie smear that is very dishonest and will last a long time. Decades.

[californiabernin]

127. Good. They are starting to be afraid. n/t

[DirtyHippyBastard]

131. I think Lemmy wrote this for you, Lloyd

https://m.

[davidpdx]

167. I like this one better.........

[houston16revival]

138. DANGEROUS TO WHO?

lol, Blankfein speaking the language of the Billionaire Class

Don't Read Their Lips!

[nikto]

142. Wall St, with help, is re-discovering its salad days ...

[mike_c]

143. "Head of Great Vampire Squid Wrapped Around the Face of Humanity feels the Bern, & quivers."

Retweeted Kevin Gosztola (@kgosztola):

Head of Great Vampire Squid Wrapped Around the Face of Humanity feels the Bern, & quivers. Magnificent.

[burrowowl]

145. Well done Warren Stupidity!

Love your post!

[trillion]

150. Your title is very wrong and I suspect it would do a lot of work making people looking up candidates

to see who Goldman Sachs endorses to see the headline and check off Sanders as actually endorsed by Goldman Sachs and dismiss him as corrupt as the rest.

i doubt your headline is a mistake. It doesn't exist in the piece you are linking to.

[dixiegrrrrl]

174. Actually, the OP is correct

He is pointing out that when the big banks get nervous about Bernie, they ARE endorsing Bernie's position.
As you can see by the comments, people here got that.

[merrily]

154. "Sanders attacks on the billionaire class could be dangerous" Here's hoping!

[Betty Karlson]

155. Well that proves Sanders should be president. Blankfein is vile and greedy.

[eridani]

164. Blankfein endorsed Clinton in 2008

Check the OP link--he isn't endorsing anyone this year because he understands that such an endorsement would be pretty toxic.

[SamKnause]

166. Lloyd dear, your concern is duly noted.

FUCK YOU !!!!


FEEL THE BERN

[99th_Monkey]

169. K & Freaking R!!!! "Danger" is in the eye of the beholder. Lloyd don't want a new Sheriff Sanders.

because he's a crook who belongs behind bars.

[raouldukelives]

175. K&R nt

[AlbertCat]

178. could be dangerous.

But not as dangerous as leaving things the way they are and continuing down this same dark alley.