Biden is just so "hurtful"

[Dream Girl]

The way he hugs people makes me uncomfortable and his big leering smile. It’s also hurtful that he said it was okay to mock gay people. In fact he actually mocked a gay waiter five years ago plus he believes in segregation and worked with segregationists to keep schools separate and unequal. And I am black and when I was four my first real friend friend, Anna Campanella wasn’t allowed to play with me after her dad got home from work cuz I’m black ( that part is true). So you see he is very, very hurtful.

[Demsrule86]

1. Great post...haha

Sorry about your friend...I was married young and had a child...my oldest daughter was not allowed to play with some of the kids in the small Connecticut town I lived in at the time because we were divorced...crazy now right? but it hurt her, and I still hate those peopl.

[wyldwolf]

5. Not me. This is my third time at the open primary DU rodeo

Here’s a general rule. It may be Biden’s time right now. But in a matter of days Negative attention will be sent towards Harris or Warren or Booker or whoever, and
there will be a new round of spinning
and pouting.

[stonecutter357]

6. Cool Story, Bro , !

[bluewater]

3. This post doesn't help Biden

Mocking fellow Democrats by misrepresenting their positions is not a good look.

[LovingA2andMI]

4. Exactly!!!

Sarcasm or not -- this is a highly questionable post.

[stonecutter357]

7. K&R

[videohead5]

8. My grandfather was a sharecropper

He and my grandmother were very poor during the depression. My mother told me there was a black lady that knew how to help people if they had a minor medical problem. Like one of my uncles would not nurse when he was a baby and the lady came up with something that worked. My mother told me that my grandmother wanted the black lady to come in and eat with her but she would always refuse because back then that's the way it was.

[still_one]

9. Well said DG. Sorry what you had to go through growing up

[Dream Girl]

11. It wasn't hurtful back then. My parents who were both from Alabama let me know it was just

How some people were, so I didn’t take it personally. Anna would play together all day and then around 5 or 6 hem mom who was Italian and spoke no English would come and get her. It was time for dinner anyway so wasn’t that big a deal. In the scheme of things it would not count as racism that I internalized but was my first lesson in racism. I think at the time we both just found it confusing. Anna was a little bit older than me and she explained that he dad didn’t like “colored”people. This was in Cleveland, Ohio in the mid 60s.

[still_one]

14. It was personal, and you rolled with the punches, which I admire you for. Growing up in Iowa

as a Jew, there were some very personal encounters I had with the neighborhood kids, and while eventually things did smooth over somewhat, it left a mark that carries through to this day.

That you remember the details so vividly, tells me you were impacted by what happened also

[WhiskeyGrinder]

10. You forgot the "snowflakes" part.

[Dream Girl]

12. I thought about it.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

13. I believe it.

[mcar]

15. You are mocking a POC who shared her memories and feelings?

[Dream Girl]

16. She is a tough cookie. Would she have said the same to Trump?

[madville]

17. She scripted the use of her memories and feelings for political gain and to wound Biden

Even started selling T-shirts to commemorate the scripted debate attack and the funny part is trying to capitalize and fundraise off that moment has already turned off most that were initially sympathetic.