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HorusRa2
7 minutes ago, BrickMonster said:

Hi! I just saw the edited part of the reply where you shared the video. I was actually watching this on TV and it's interesting that the video cut out the rest of the conversation. I'm not a big fan of CNN either, but that video fails to share the part where the panel was sharing how they think it was Bernie's strategy not to automatically extend an olive branch to Biden because that wouldn't be helpful in trying to unite the party together. A reminder not to take everything at face value on the internet. :)

And again, that doesn’t change the fact that the purpose of the discussion is to plant the seed that it’s all Bernie and his supporters fault than for Biden to accept accountability that his platform and agenda didn’t do enough to win over voters and get them to vote in November. 

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BrickMonster
1 minute ago, HorusRa2 said:

And again, that doesn’t change the fact that the purpose of the discussion is to plant the seed that it’s all Bernie and his supporters fault than for Biden to accept accountability that his platform and agenda didn’t do enough to win over voters and get them to vote in November. 

oh, i'm not against the idea that media has the power and tendency to do things like that. We've seen how media portrayal can **** things up. But I also believe in being fair. I just felt the need to acknowledge how misleading that clip was - especially because it wasn't directly related to what we were talking about prior. that's all, good sir.

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11 minutes ago, HorusRa2 said:

I have every right to complain. Next

I'm sorry but that's pure hypocrisy, I don't understand your pov at all

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HorusRa2
1 minute ago, BrickMonster said:

oh, i'm not against the idea that media has the power and tendency to do things like that. We've seen how media portrayal can **** things up. But I also believe in being fair. I just felt the need to acknowledge how misleading that clip was - especially because it wasn't directly related to what we were talking about prior. that's all, good sir.

Nothing wrong with pointing things out. I am open for criticism as much as anyone but I’ll always defend myself. 😊

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Economy
14 minutes ago, HorusRa2 said:

Thanks @Economy

i think some people are too opposed to my point of view and how I’m voting that they are ignoring the valid points that I have to make. I agree that the anti trump argument may work better this time but the pro trump energy is much more organized and focused than ever so I think it’s a mistake to bank on anti trump to win. You have to give people something to vote for rather than just being against other things. It’s the same reason Pete, Amy and many others dropped out and Bernie and Biden stayed in. 

To me that's the most frustrating thing with politics and too many ppl make a useful exchange impossible

 

Ppl make politics too black and white and either agree or disagree with u. They either support someone or they don't

 

A truly open minded and not stubborn person should still be able to see valid points with someone they don't agree with...

 

A non-biased person should also be able to criticize or disagree with specific things with someone they agree with or a politician they support

 

Politics, economics involve too many fluid issues to be 100% black and white on everything all the time :emma:

 

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GagaTheExplorer

at some point you Bernie supporters will admit you really want Trump to win now because you are that pity? :reductive:

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bionic
10 minutes ago, GagaTheExplorer said:

at some point you Bernie supporters will admit you really want Trump to win now because you are that pity? :reductive:

Bernie or bust cost Hillary the election in 2016.

 

I personally can't wide for Donald to sweep the polls

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Pennywise
11 minutes ago, GagaTheExplorer said:

at some point you Bernie supporters will admit you really want Trump to win now because you are that pity? :reductive:

I mean, keep the attitude up and you'll be the ones stuck with Trump for four more years, and since you already know this from 2016, who really wants Trump, sis? :billie:

So long ggd, it was nice while it lasted.
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plasticalice

Noah fence but how do democrats expect to get Trump out if they're choosing a RAPIST to battle him? American politics man smdh wtf

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ALGAYDO
17 minutes ago, GagaTheExplorer said:

at some point you Bernie supporters will admit you really want Trump to win now because you are that pity? :reductive:

No offense but this was kind of a stupid comment lol Trump is the antithesis of what Bernie supporters want, why in the hell would they vote for the opposite of what they want? Make it make sense sweetie 

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Ziggy
2 hours ago, Morphine Prince said:

I think this pandemic will hurt Trump but I still remain cautious and believe he has a very real chance of winning in November. 

Can’t believe we are stuck with a mediocre candidate. Joe Biden is not a good candidate. He will not be progressive. Shameful. 

Loooool hardly. 45% of people think trump is doing a good job. That’s roughly where his numbers were before.

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ALGAYDO
2 minutes ago, chromaticatrack1 said:

Noah fence but how do democrats expect to get Trump out if they're choosing a RAPIST to battle him? American politics man smdh wtf

Biden could literally rape a women on stage and his supporters would still find a way to hype him up as ThE bEsT cAnDiDaTe lol 

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Ziggy
13 minutes ago, bionic said:

Bernie or bust cost Hillary the election in 2016.

 

I personally can't wide for Donald to sweep the polls

No. White women, a handful of independents, and misogyny did. It’s not like people were rah rah for HRC before Bernie anyway. People had basically assumed she’d be the president, Hillary included, and that’s a dangerous game to play.

 

Let’s also just look at what lost her 2016; it was Trump’s strategy which, frankly, was better devised going after delegate-rich areas that had been overlooked. Ridiculous as it was, it was only a good campaign because Hillary didn’t visit those places as well and thought she’d coast to the presidency. There’s *a lot* of factors that went into her 2016 loss and it’s totally naive to place sole blame on the few people who stayed home because Bernie wasn’t the nom. It wasn’t like a mass movement and what’s more don’t blame people for not voting when it should be the candidate’s job to court votes. If they can’t do that then they’re in the wrong line of work (that’s not to say I think Hillary is a bad politician; she’s a great civil servant and incredibly competent, but she is plainly not very good at being publicly-facing as being president requires).

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