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February 17, 2016

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February 17, 2016

About republicans using Sanders as a red piņata

Every day on DU we're treated to concern about Bernie's electability. Usually, in the form of red-baiting psychological projection over red-baiting. The concerned admonish us "Republicans will beat the stuffing out of Sanders on this, how will Bernie answer?...". The answer is us. Our steadfast support of our ideals, and resolve to not fall prey to the same old shit. It won't matter what fearmongering is issued from republican pie holes if we don't buy into it. Republican rhetoric will fall on deaf ears because, as we're learning from this remarkable campaign, more Americans agree with Bernie than fear him.

February 16, 2016

What's with the looney Sanders challenges?

Apparently, if Bernie can't deliver everything he's ever proposed to accomplish as president, right now from the campaign trail, he doesn't deserve to be president. Of course, Hillary is under no such obligation. Lol. Also, I hear the confirmation of the president's SCOTUS nominee is Bernie's responsibility too.

February 16, 2016

DU PoC, what is your prescription for improving race relations?

All lot is being asked about what candidates (well one candidate anyway) will do to improve race relations. Not the economics of race, or dealing with institutional or structural racism where it exists, but relations. What could/should a president who get's it do?

February 14, 2016

Bernie can't end racism

Nor can he address the prejudices that occur in men's hearts. No one can. What he proposes to do is address the economic disparities that shape and perpetuate many of those prejudices. For those wanting to separate people, socioeconomic strata is a touchstone of prejudicial thinking: Lazy, ignorant, drug-addled welfare queens... Bernie knows, as Martin knew (don't get mad) that full acceptance and integration into society requires we regard each other as peers. The most rational and effective way to create this mindset is to normalize the living standards of all Americans. Anything else, no matter how well intentioned, is lip service. It's incredible to me that the wisdom to focus on this enormous component of bigotry, something that can actually be influenced by policy, is somehow twisted into 'not getting it'. Bernie may be the only one who does.

February 11, 2016

Personally, I'd like to THANK young voters for reminding us what's possible

I praise their intelligence, passion, bravery, and vision. Many of us have been trapped in the maze so long, we've come to believe twisted political farce is all there is. It's not. Young voters don't understand "you can't", so they're leading us out. Thank you.

February 11, 2016

I don't give a shit

about satisfying concern trolls. Feel the Bern!

February 10, 2016

Are you sure, Spock?



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