Trump draws 30,000 crowd in Alabama, drags Socialist Bernie Sanders

[Melech 9,900]

It's not that liberals hate that demographic, it's just that sometimes candidates that appeal to them do so by taking down other groups. Bernie Sanders is a white, old, male and he's religious yet a lot of liberals love him.

Because he cares for the people. Clinton only cares for the banks and trump is c'mon  

Bernie is Jewish btw which also makes him part of a huge minority. 

[Born To Slay 10,996]

Because he cares for the people. Clinton only cares for the banks and trump is c'mon  

Bernie is Jewish btw which also makes him part of a huge minority. 

I totally agree with you. I'm a big supporter of Bernie.

[Goosey 3,017]

Bernie is Jewish btw which also makes him part of a huge minority. 

I don't know if Jews are still that kind of minority. It's not quite the same as being black or Muslim. 

[Melech 9,900]

I don't know if Jews are still that kind of minority. It's not quite the same as being black or Muslim. 

I know several Americans who experience anti-semitism. Being Jewish is not easy in Europe or other places outside Israel. 

[Goosey 3,017]

I know several Americans who experience anti-semitism. Being Jewish is not easy in Europe or other places outside Israel. 

It's still not the same thing  Jews in America aren't targeted by the police or discriminated against in their day-to-day lives. In any case don't consider Bernie Sanders a member of a minority.

[Melech 9,900]

It's still not the same thing  Jews in America aren't targeted by the police or discriminated against in their day-to-day lives. In any case don't consider Bernie Sanders a member of a minority.

It is a minority. It doesn't matter if you think that Jews aren't a minority (in fact it makes you an anti-semite). His family got killed in the Holocaust, but hey, he is not belong to a minority

 

[Goosey 3,017]

It is a minority. It doesn't matter if you think that Jews aren't a minority (in fact it makes you an anti-semite). His family got killed in the Holocaust, but hey, he is not belong to a minority

 

America is different from Germany, which is... well.. notorious on this subject. Your experiences in your home country will be different from the reality in present-day America. Bernie Sanders doesn't face discrimination. He's an OWG (old white guy) and a senator to boot.

 

I asked the question on another predominantly black forum "do you think Bernie Sanders has had to face discrimination or other issues in his daily life similar to those faced by blacks, Hispanics, Muslims, and other minorities?" and the answers so far are:

1. "In the Senate, yes, anyway else, no."

2. "no"

3. "Jews are the most powerful people in the world, so no.  :lmao:"  (this last one, uh...)

I'm sorry but I can't take it seriously when this elderly white politician, a senator, born in Brooklyn, is called a "minority". Technically it's true, but in the practical sense? 

[Melech 9,900]

America is different from Germany, which is... well.. notorious on this subject. Your experiences in your home country will be different from the reality in present-day America. Bernie Sanders doesn't face discrimination. He's an OWG (old white guy) and a senator to boot.

 

I asked the question on another predominantly black forum "do you think Bernie Sanders has had to face discrimination or other issues in his daily life similar to those faced by blacks, Hispanics, Muslims, and other minorities?" and the answers so far are:

1. "In the Senate, yes, anyway else, no."

2. "no"

3. "Jews are the most powerful people in the world, so no.  :lmao:"  (this last one, uh...)

I'm sorry but I can't take it seriously when this elderly white politician, a senator, born in Brooklyn, is called a "minority". Technically it's true, but in the practical sense? 

There are  6,155 million Jews in the USA. Of course it's a minority. Wether you like it or not. You just gonna end up look anti-semitic. 

And the third one pretty much shows how anti-semitism is still relevant in the USA. 

[Whispering 18,865]

There are  6,155 million Jews in the USA. Of course it's a minority. Wether you like it or not. You just gonna end up look anti-semitic. 

And the third one pretty much shows how anti-semitism is still relevant in the USA. 

They are a numerical minority, but they aren't necessarily one when it comes to power structure in the U.S. For their smaller numbers, they have an unusual high percentage of people in power in the U.S....in corporations, in the media, in the celebrity world. 

The U.S. is not like Europe (or Germany). We have a history that is different than that in Europe, especially certain parts of Europe. You view everything as to how Jewish people are treated or looked at in your corner of the world, but you need to remember that that doesn't necessarily reflect everywhere in the world. 

[Hexxx 2,244]

almost like The white male political version of Azealia Banks  

[ShockPop 7,747]

Is nobody telling him that to the English,  it says "fart" across his brand? He'll never be anything on a world scale.

[Melech 9,900]

They are a numerical minority, but they aren't necessarily one when it comes to power structure in the U.S. For their smaller numbers, they have an unusual high percentage of people in power in the U.S....in corporations, in the media, in the celebrity world. 

The U.S. is not like Europe (or Germany). We have a history that is different than that in Europe, especially certain parts of Europe. You view everything as to how Jewish people are treated or looked at in your corner of the world, but you need to remember that that doesn't necessarily reflect everywhere in the world. 

I don't really think that a gentile is in the power to say if a group is a minority or not. 

[SissyFromSpace 20,884]

isnt the OP from Aus

stop trolling

[Whispering 18,865]

I don't really think that a gentile is in the power to say if a group is a minority or not. 

Jewish people in the U.S. are an integral part of the power structure in this country. 

The same issues and problems one might find in Europe are not the same in the U.S. 

[Shadow 6,697]

Did I say Russia was communist today? It's a mixed economy similar to how the US has a strong mixed economy. Market reforms of the 1990s did privatize much of Russian industries, crop and livestock markets, and natural resource markets like oil, natural gas, and metals that make up large share of its exports and contributes to its growth. However, it still retains state ownership over certain areas of its economy.  And China uses a socialist market and has slowly progressed since opening up its economy to market growth back in 1978 and since then its per capita GDP went from $153 to $1284 with a account surplus increasing twelvefold from 1982 to 2004, 5.7 billion to a whooping $71 billion.  The world isn’t as black and white like it used to be in today’s global economy with the exceptions of extreme regimes.  The American economy is also mixed more so than before the days of the New Deal of the 1930s and the Great Society initiatives of the 1960s.  Since then, the size of the US government has grown very large and powerful, with growing tax revenues

Have you heard about the record federal tax revenue in recent years? 

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/ali-meyer/first-time-ever-federal-tax-revenues-top-1-trillion-thru-january-govt-still

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/ali-meyer/189t-tax-revenue-fy15-hit-record-through-april-govt-runs-282b-deficit

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/2446920000000-federal-taxes-set-record-through-june-16451-us-worker

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/oct/15/feds-tax-take-hits-all-time-high/?page=all

http://dailysignal.com/2014/10/21/thanks-obamas-tax-hikes-tax-revenue-surpasses-3-trillion-first-time-ever/

 

In order for the U.S. to operate efficiently, there has to be a balance of deregulation and regulations of the markets to keep it controlled and yet entrepreneurs, investors, and opportunists free to peruse opportunities and make financial sound choices as they arise within the law and reasonable incentive.

 

Notice how there is no model of democratic socialism existing on its own in this world, but examples of socialistic policies that were built on the back of the success of capitalism and its capitalization of resources and status with respect of historical inertia from colonization and exploitation of low income workers in poor, third world standards that benefit those of a higher socioeconomic status for centuries. Many ideas from the social democrat sound great on paper and I’m all for giving everyone improved and equal treatment, but I’ve grown to see the world in a more pragmatic and smog coated realistic view.