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In reply to the discussion: Bernie has been "tone policed" beyond anything I've ever seen. The irony is that to a large part of [View all]ladjf
(17,320 posts)1. Outstanding post. Thanks. nt
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Bernie has been "tone policed" beyond anything I've ever seen. The irony is that to a large part of [View all]
redgreenandblue
Apr 2018
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I would definitely stop short of saying Sanders has been tone policed beyond anything you've seen.
JCanete
Apr 2018
#2
How many white college kids took a year off college to fight segregation in Chicago?
karynnj
Apr 2018
#51
That was trully amazing. Haven't had lunch yet, but almost blew my breakfast. nt.
Blue_true
Apr 2018
#31
"while some Democrats were still muttering "All Lives Matter" under their breaths"
LexVegas
Apr 2018
#6
How is Bernie criticizing democrats every chance that he gets not hurting the party? nt
Blue_true
Apr 2018
#34
So criticizing Bernie's message is "tone policing," but criticizing Dems' is "help." Got it.
SunSeeker
Apr 2018
#46
Here is the rub though, there is NO message, NOTHING, if we dont get 218 seats
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#57
Assuming that we are all interested in politics because we want a better society,
RDANGELO
Apr 2018
#101
Political Support Democrats Do not post support for Republicans or independent/third-party "spoiler
Fullduplexxx
Apr 2018
#11
Thank you i didnt see this although i figured a sanders exemption would be created
Fullduplexxx
Apr 2018
#150
Popular with the white working class? Please. He was popular with young white people & the far left
FSogol
Apr 2018
#22
Bernie in 2015: "Arent most of the people who sell the drugs African American?"
SidDithers
Apr 2018
#24
FUCK I wish I hadnt seen it now, reminds me of tax returns and voting AGAINST russian sanctions
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#59
And there was his Mike Brown should have been going to college gaffe. Dont speak of the dead if
bettyellen
Apr 2018
#146
No, We Wont Calm Down Tone Policing Is Just Another Way to Protect Privilege
NCTraveler
Apr 2018
#28
No it's not. In this case it is an agenda. The pattern of application has to be considered
Tom Rinaldo
Apr 2018
#39
All the negative attention tells me Bernie is seen as threat by some financial/political forces.
jalan48
Apr 2018
#42
I wonder what the polls say about his support from the AFrican AMerican community
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#60
Didnt you mean financial force politically? Didnt you mean Wall Street?
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#84
Yes, I doubt Wall Street and the big banks support Bernie and they have the big bucks.
jalan48
Apr 2018
#97
Wait WHAT did you just say? That black people are aligning with Wall STreet against
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#99
Thanks for that info. I don't get the feeling it breaks down that way here on DU though.
jalan48
Apr 2018
#163
It just stuck out like a sore thumb. Drive by shooter is perfect imagery....
NCTraveler
Apr 2018
#80
How many other exchanges from the 2016 primary debates do you want to relive here now?
Tom Rinaldo
Apr 2018
#106
So, if I wanted to find a list of his major legislative accomplishments, where would I look?
NurseJackie
Apr 2018
#132
I was offering a topic to answer what makes Sandres so worthy of constant attack to some here
Tom Rinaldo
Apr 2018
#135
Then don't post them all. But if they're so numerous, it shouldn't be difficult to post 2 or 3.
EffieBlack
Apr 2018
#123
Bernie was for "state's rights" because DOMA made it illegal for states that were...
Hassin Bin Sober
Apr 2018
#169
what the hell is "his own agenda" or his "own personal views, and standards and policies"?
LiberalLovinLug
Apr 2018
#47
Most of those are MY issues, too - but I don't need a politician to tell me what the issues are
EffieBlack
Apr 2018
#66
OMG. You sound exactly like the GOP telling us to get over Trump. Please stop.
vsrazdem
Apr 2018
#50
Calling him white in this context negates the fact that Jews are subject to racist anti-Semitism.
David__77
Apr 2018
#69
Every syllable Hillary utters is ripped apart, even at DU. There are "progressives" ...
Hekate
Apr 2018
#77
Maybe this is the tone he was looking for when he accused Clinton of "shouting".
NCTraveler
Apr 2018
#108
I have a lot of tone policing comments toward Obama and Clinton on the way.
NCTraveler
Apr 2018
#115
"Bernie became popular with the white working class in 2016 because spoke...about economics to them"
EffieBlack
Apr 2018
#120
A whole segment of Joe S was dedicated to Clintons voice. That's tone policing.
NCTraveler
Apr 2018
#128
I wonder if the poor oppressed tone policed guy will ever deal with crap like this.
NCTraveler
Apr 2018
#133