I don't care if you vote for Bernie. It's your vote, use it as you see fit...

[whatchamacallit]

"You better care, you need demographic to win"... "Your candidate sucks with demographic and won't ever get their support"... I don't care if you vote for Bernie. It's your vote, use it as you see fit... "You better care, you need demographic to win"... "Your candidate sucks with demographic and won't ever get their support"... I don't care if you vote for Bernie. It's your vote, use it as you see fit... "You better care, you need demographic to win"... "Your candidate sucks with demographic and won't ever get their support"...

Disingenuous, demented, unaddressable loop.

[Purveyor]

1. Wow I shouldn't have smoked that last bowl... nt

Beam me up Scotty!!!

[Kalidurga]

2. I am worried

This actually makes complete sense to me. My only regret is there is no beat finger snapping smilie.

[upaloopa]

3. Here's what I don't get. One side bashes the other side's candidate 24/7 then complains

that their candidate gets bashed. What's up with that?

[HubertHeaver]

4. You tell us.

[upaloopa]

5. this game won't end until Feb or March 2016

[sabrina 1]

7. That's what I see too.

[frylock]

8. The shit talking started before Sanders even announced.

You know what they say about standing the heat?

[Bluenorthwest]

6. That's called the 'bandwagon fallacy' and it is a voter suppression method.

"If you guys want to get on board with an uncool candidate, that's fine with me but you can't win without the cool kids, and the cool kids will never vote for your uncool choice."

It's a very basic political modality, one which I think can be unethical when misused.