Sure looks like a lot of VERY SCARED Bernie supporters today.

[kstewart33]

Here is the news.

Hillary is not going to drop out no matter what kind of cray cray poo you throw.

It is just not going to happen.

You are wasting your energy.

It's MAY! The flowers are blooming, the birds are singing, and spring has sprung.

Take a deep breath. Think about how delicious it will be when one of our candidates beats Donald.

Use your energy for something positive today.

Beating up Hillary is not positive. Hillary is going to win, and beating up Hillary isn't doing anyone any good, except Trump.

The more you hammer Hillary, the more Rove likes it!!!

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Hat tip to grasswire.

[TheKentuckian]

1. What is this afraid you speak of and then fail to support?

[JimDandy]

6. It's the daily projection from the HillBill Camp. n/t

[TheBlackAdder]

2. Another copied OP. Please try some originality instead of lifting someone's idea and plagiarizing.

[TCJ70]

5. They don't have original material...

...like their candidate they just copy Bernie's campaign.

[Fuddnik]

7. Today's SQUAWKING points!!!!

[KittyWampus]

12. how about you comment on all the plagiarized posts Sanders supporters spew>

intellectual inconsistency at it's finest.

[TheBlackAdder]

16. Because I saw this one, since it is a 95% content lift, not just in the title.

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What is consistant is your lack of objectivity, being a polarized and mypoic supporter.


While you try to cast me as biased, I am not. It's just that the lion's share of bullshit comes from one side and there are 12 HRC supporters and around 5 SBS supporters who contribute to about half of the bullshit floated here. I don't need to name names, since those who float the bullshit will take my comments personally and try to flag this post.

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[apnu]

21. Actually, threads that flip things like this are a DU tradition.

Been here for years and years. This isn't uncommon at all.

[TheBlackAdder]

24. It's kind of Libertarian, taking things as though one is entitled, be it music, text, property, etc.

[apnu]

27. Its not that. It is a form of sarcasm and contempt here. (nt)

[seabeyond]

3. 50 degress, so cloudy, like an early wintery evening.... But, yes, beautiful.

I hate the heat, so to have it so chilly late in May, is wonderful.

[KingFlorez]

4. The lack of positive posts are indicative of that

I haven't really seen many positive posts about Sanders on this particular forum in weeks. Sure, there are some, but nothing like there was before.

[nenagh]

10. Of course....they have moved on and DU will be the lesser for it...

But you know that

[MFM008]

8. sigh

why get angry? All it does is shorten your life.
The rhododendrons are spectacular here in WA right now
68 degrees. cooooool.

[NurseJackie]

9. Sending you an e-hug!

[cherokeeprogressive]

11. "Use your energy for something positive today." How does $27 for Bernie Sanders' campaign sound?

Everyone needs something to believe in...

As for me; I believe I'm going to send Bernie Sanders another $27.

[kstewart33]

14. Why not send it to Trump?

It will have the same effect.

[cherokeeprogressive]

20. Why will it have the same effect?

[grasswire]

18. HEY THERE!!

Great idea!

I'm going to send him $54!

[saltpoint]

13. I'm pretty afraid of sharks. I don't live

near an ocean anymore, although I used to.

If somebody swims in the ocean, his or her odds of being attacked by a shark are slim. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, only that it is generally rare.

However.

When it does, when a shark makes a meal of a human swimmer, when it's powerful jaws sink down into our flesh and bones, I think it's fair to say that the experience would be considered distinctly unpleasant for us. The shark probably likes it just fine, the way some consumers like Colonel Sanders' Extra Crispy chicken.

So yeah, although I don't live in terror of shark attacks personally, I remain aware of a shark's dominance in its own domain, were circumstances to align just so.

[scscholar]

15. Are you comparing a shark's dominance to Hillary's?

As if conflict is her ocean?

[saltpoint]

17. 'Will apologize for mangling the

theme, but I just got going on a shark riff this evening.

They are big fish. With strong teeth. And they've been eating stuff for over 300 million years.

[zappaman]

19. I used to be as well.

Until I took up diving.
It's weird, but when you see them while diving, it removes the fear.
Most attacks are accidents. They mistake you for something else.
So when they look at you while you are looking back at them on their level, you can tell they have no interest.

Although I have to say that when I went cage diving with the great whites, they looked VERY interested in me!

[saltpoint]

22. I hear you, and have heard others

make similar observations.

My thought is you may be underestimating your own dynamic and your own bravery. The sharks evidently see a swimmer at the beach splashing around, but all they see is the splashing while their bellies tell them to chow down, so they motor over and have lunch.

For all that about shark teeth and whatnot, I do get very homesick for the sea.

[zappaman]

23. Trust me, I still get scared after surfacing

Those moments where I'm just treading water make me wonder what is looking up at me, and will they mistake me for something delicious.

[saltpoint]

25. Well, you're likely more aware of

things than many others, so I won't urge you to be careful, but do whatever it takes to stick around a while.

Divers have my respect.

[Maru Kitteh]

26. K & R

[Ed Suspicious]

28. You tell us ad nauseum that we are destined to lose. We say tgat

we'll see, let it play out.

You have so much more to lose than us. We aren't scared. We're angry.

[kstewart33]

29. Both sides have a tremendous amount to lose if Trump wins.

[Number23]

30. Probably because he needed a 70+% blowout in Kentucky and likely won't hit 50%?

And Harry Reid, the DNC and the entire Democratic Party are clearly fed up with the antics of his campaign and of his supporters?