Where will Bernie's movement be if Trump wins?

[Still In Wisconsin]

That's right, GONE. Probably ILLEGAL

Fucking idiots. They're making all of us- all Bernie supporters- look like assholes. Look how many of Bernie's positions have been ADOPTED as PLATFORM PLANKS you MORONS!

Screw these stupid dumbasses and their "protest."

[redstatebluegirl]

1. In the dumper with the rest of us.

[Still In Wisconsin]

3. Thank you.

With a President Trump there will be no more Hillary supporters or Bernie Supporters-- just Republicans and infidels.

[elleng]

2. Positioned to re-create the Democratic Party.

[Still In Wisconsin]

6. That will be of little comfort when Trump

causes a second great depression with his trade policies and/or nukes some country because he's pissed off.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

18. He will definitely wreck the economy with his half baked ideas.

It would be of cold comfort though if it distracted him from persecuting Hispanics and Muslims.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

7. And what happens to our Muslim and Hispanic brothers and sisters in the interim.

I am neither callous enough nor intoxicated enough with my own white privilege to throw them to the wolves.

[UMTerp01]

27. I love you

Few people in your acknowledge their privilege and I absolutely adore people who can. I am a lighter skinned man of color and even I acknowledge the privilege I have in being treated better and not having the negative issues that most darker people of color have. I just love it when people acknowledge their privilege. Thank you.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

31. I lost everything in the Crash but cops still are nice to me, I don't get followed around in...

I lost everything in the Crash but cops still are nice to me, I don't get followed around in stores, and I can walk behind women without them clutching their purses.

[Rose Siding]

40. crickets. duh.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

42. Trump isn't a threat to her personally and therefore the threat is inconsequential.

[RonniePudding]

19. Good luck

You'll probably have to do so in secret. Strongmen don't like dissent.

[greatauntoftriplets]

34. They don't tolerate it either.

[RonniePudding]

35. Yep. Not one little bit.

[elleng]

39. Right, I've noticed that,

as have some around here, I suspect.

Should we give up?

[panader0]

22. I agree elleng

It was reported many times that Bernie polled higher against Trump than HRC.
If, heaven forbid, Trump is elected, many will look back and see that.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

25. How does posting

How does posting:

I agree elleng

It was reported many times that Bernie polled higher against Trump than HRC.
If, heaven forbid, Trump is elected, many will look back and see that.

especially today help us fulfill the mission The Administrator has established for this board:

We are Democrats and we are all Clinton supporters now

http://www.democraticunderground.com/~Skinner

and how do those sentiments not make a mockery of The Administrator's admonition here:

Don't keep fighting the last Democratic presidential primary
Regardless of whether you supported a winning candidate or a losing candidate, do not prolong the agony of the last Democratic presidential primary by continuing to pick fights, place blame, tear down former primary candidates, bait former supporters, or do anything else to pour salt on old wounds.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/~Skinner

Thank you in advance.

[panader0]

26. "If, heaven forbid, Trump is elected"

Don't worry, I'll vote for our nominee.
That vote is my support. You're welcome. The OP was a hypothetical question
about the future. That in no way has anything to do with now, or Skinners
statement.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

32. Bernie Sanders is not the nominee.

Don't keep fighting the last Democratic presidential primary
Regardless of whether you supported a winning candidate or a losing candidate, do not prolong the agony of the last Democratic presidential primary by continuing to pick fights, place blame, tear down former primary candidates, bait former supporters, or do anything else to pour salt on old wounds.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/~Skinner

Saying how things would have been if he were serves nobody. It would be like me pondering how differently my life would have been if my parents were Bill and Melinda Gates, I looked like Brad Pitt, and i had the I Q of Neil deGrasse Tyson

[panader0]

36. I have seen many posts today "picking fights and placing blame"

on Bernie and his supporters. I have stated that I was going to vote for our nominee.
Is that not supporting our candidate?

[DanTex]

28. Ah, the sabotage strategy. Worked great for Nader in 2000, right?

[ericson00]

37. what good will that be when 12 million people are deported, our relations with Mexico are ruined,

America's prestige in the world is gone, press freedom is a footnote, political opponents are jailed, etc.?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

38. I have undocumented friends. I wonder if the person you are communicating with does.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

4. It seems things are calming down... Let us give it a chance.

Trump will come for us liberals last...

That is of cold comfort. I love my Muslim and Hispanic brothers and sisters as I love myself. That is how I am commanded.

[Still In Wisconsin]

5. As a practicing Jew it's the same commandment for me.

I'm just really angry and, as a Bernie supporter, embarrassed.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

9. My mom was Jewish. My dad was Christian.

I don't see anything incongruous between following the two religions. I am content to let God sort out the doctrinal differences.


As a result of our history we can see the Trump threat more clearly than most.

[Still In Wisconsin]

11. I agree.

Shalom, my friend.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

17. Jesus was a rabbi, and of course Jewish.

My religion is like my politics, inclusive and liberal.

Any way, the Convention seems to becoming more harmonious.

[Still In Wisconsin]

20. Yes. A Rabbi- a teacher.

We are from the same branch of the same tree.

And thanks for being such a calm voice.

[Johnny2X2X]

8. They will join the Hillary train

Let them vent. They know that under Trump they will no longer be allowed to protest, or disagree, or even vote.

[Bucky]

10. Oh doom and gloom won't do you any good.

Maybe you shouldn't be watching MSNBC. They're there to goose the conflict. Look at CSPAN if you want to see what the organized party is saying.

[JI7]

12. there is no movement

[Still In Wisconsin]

15. False.

[alittlelark]

13. Taking to the streets.

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

14. giving themselves a big smug pat on the back

then they'll have the nerve to complain when Trump drags the country straight to hell.

[coco77]

16. Stronger

[glennward]

21. He may give them a seat at his table. They seem to have more in common with him than Democrats.

[Still In Wisconsin]

23. Not the rank and file Bernie supporters...

The lunatic fringe, maybe.

[baldguy]

24. That's what gulags are for.

I'm sure Vlad Putin will give The Don some pointers for putting them together.

[OnDoutside]

29. I think it would be fair to say that there would be a massive backlash against them, and there

would be all out war within the party. The damage done would be incalculable.

[Sparkly]

30. They'll feel really pure.

Yay them.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

33. Back in their parents' basement

Or in Susan Sarandon and Rosario Dawson's case back in their mansion(s).

[denbot]

41. The same place as if Hillary wins.

Fighting for progressive values.