Team Warren deletes ‘interfaith council‘ tweet after social media mockery

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This was deleted tweet:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Harris Walz 2024 1,451]

It's not likely that she herself deleted the tweets. I just find it highly unlikely and not like her at all not be inclusive.

[ode 1,534]

for any Warren supporters who came here to sigh at this infectious rush to divide the left, PM if you want info about volunteering (in person or remotely!)

 

dream big / fight hard 

[Bonkers 30,860]

There's a difference between the mistake of a candidate and the mistake of someone on their campaign.  

Not that I would defend Elizabeth Warren - she's a proven liar who intentionally mischaracterizes things in order to imply things that are negative, hurtful and either not true, or not entirely true. 

[lego 44,165]

6 minutes ago, AllThingsGaga said:

It's not likely that she herself deleted the tweets. I just find it highly unlikely and not like her at all not be inclusive.

 

Her campaign did, without explanation. The video where she’s visiting different churches is still up on her profile. 

[CautiousLurker 19,709]

My fabulously atheist a$$ at this whole mess:

[PoshLife 17,019]

@Morphine Prince I have a few questions for you.

When ode said they supported Bernie Sanders' friend and colleague Elizabeth Warren, why did you react with the LMAO reaction instead of engaging with words?

What, exactly, is funny about a Warren supporter encouraging other Warren supporters to volunteer their time for their candidate of choice?

Why do all of the Bernie supporters on here laugh at their opponents? Why do all of the Bernie supporters on Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook do the same?

Is it because they aren't capable of engaging in constructive dialogue, or because they believe people who disagree with them are worthy of mockery?

Do you think Bernie Sanders feels that way, too?

Thank you in advance for your responses.

[PoshLife 17,019]

28 minutes ago, Bonkers said:

There's a difference between the mistake of a candidate and the mistake of someone on their campaign.  

Not that I would defend Elizabeth Warren - she's a proven liar who intentionally mischaracterizes things in order to imply things that are negative, hurtful and either not true, or not entirely true. 

She is, in fact, not proven to have lied about anything.

As a reminder, her ill-advised DNA test did not prove that she was lying about having Native American ancestry.

And as an additional reminder, we still do not know what Bernie Sanders did or didn't say at their 2018 meeting. So it's impossible to know whether she lied about that.

Perhaps when you said "liar," you meant to say "person I simply don't like." And those aren't the same thing, ya know?

[Ziggy 14,048]

Ok I laughed at the tweet with the Meryl Streep-looking Buddhist leader 

[Chickens in Malibu 7,873]

Can she drop out at this point.

Thanks for trying.

Thank u, next.

[Shaney 5,515]

I really supported her. This is just messy.

”Clean your **** up.” - Ally

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1 hour ago, PoshLife said:

She is, in fact, not proven to have lied about anything.

As a reminder, her ill-advised DNA test did not prove that she was lying about having Native American ancestry.

And as an additional reminder, we still do not know what Bernie Sanders did or didn't say at their 2018 meeting. So it's impossible to know whether she lied about that.

Perhaps when you said "liar," you meant to say "person I simply don't like." And those aren't the same thing, ya know?

I'm just going to leave this here. 

[Morphine Prince 109,680]

1 hour ago, PoshLife said:

@Morphine Prince I have a few questions for you.

When ode said they supported Bernie Sanders' friend and colleague Elizabeth Warren, why did you react with the LMAO reaction instead of engaging with words?

What, exactly, is funny about a Warren supporter encouraging other Warren supporters to volunteer their time for their candidate of choice?

Why do all of the Bernie supporters on here laugh at their opponents? Why do all of the Bernie supporters on Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook do the same?

Is it because they aren't capable of engaging in constructive dialogue, or because they believe people who disagree with them are worthy of mockery?

Do you think Bernie Sanders feels that way, too?

Thank you in advance for your responses.

I won't answer questions you already think you have the answers to   

You're welcome.

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

51 minutes ago, PoshLife said:

She is, in fact, not proven to have lied about anything.

As a reminder, her ill-advised DNA test did not prove that she was lying about having Native American ancestry.

What is this  

Elizabeth Warren is not a woman of color, and she is not Native American. Having an ancestor that was Native American does not make you one. Hearing stories about that ancestor does not give you the right to claim an identity that is not yours to claim, let alone to claim it in your professional career. She says it was "just a claim of ancestry, not culture", but she still claimed and owned that identity as her own for decades of her professional life.

She is not a registered member of any tribe and had no cultural proximity to one, which is essential to claim being a Native American. (The test wasn't able to show any specific tribal connection, just that she very likely had a Native American ancestor at some point, perhaps very very far removed )

I don't fault her for believing the stories she grew up hearing that may have influenced her, but it was morally suspect at the very least to take this into her professional career the way she did - being touted as Harvard's "first woman of color law professor" while having an entirely white proximal and immediate family and no actual proof of any Native American heritage beyond vague stories is not enough to justify this. 

She should have taken advantage of that time to profusely apologize, and acknowledge that her personal testimony about being Native American because of what her parents told her was just that, and that it was wrong to claim to be one throughout her career, but instead she doubled down to try to score a "gotcha!" on Trump that backfired as he never even paid the $1 million to charity.

Honestly, as someone who supported Warren in early 2019, I overlooked how insanely pernicious some of her lies involving her heritage were (the cookbook stuff is RIDICULOUS, and OFFENSIVE PLAIGIARISM  ), and I'm ashamed that I let my favoritism for her cloud my judgment on this issue. I know that many people would have reacted differently if she had claimed she was black for example, and I entirely admit that I fell for this trap of thinking it "wasn't that bad" - it was problematic as hell.