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LongtimeAZDem

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35. You made a disparaging statement about responsibility, and are trying to wiggle out of it (nt)

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Tue Jul 26, 2016, 02:15 PM

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Question? Is it acceptable... [View all] sheshe2 Jul 2016 OP

No HERVEPA Jul 2016 #1

well they do say when a fish starts to smell it begins at the head awake Jul 2016 #2

You don't have facts to support that. You do have facts to support MichiganVote Jul 2016 #5

I am so surprised at your remark. sheshe2 Jul 2016 #6

So.... sheshe2 Jul 2016 #7

No they are not all guilty awake Jul 2016 #28

The GOP is in freefall, the DNC is moving full steam ahead. Rex Jul 2016 #9

Sanders arguably allowed his supporters to get out of hand; does you comment hold for him? (nt) LongtimeAZDem Jul 2016 #27

Bernie has set the right example awake Jul 2016 #29

Whether they can be fired or not, you said "the fish starts to smell from the head" LongtimeAZDem Jul 2016 #31

Correct if the fish does not smell then I may like it awake Jul 2016 #32

And Sanders is the head of his campaign; you're tap-dancing (nt) LongtimeAZDem Jul 2016 #33

We are talking about the DNC and how some people working there acted inappropriately awake Jul 2016 #34

You made a disparaging statement about responsibility, and are trying to wiggle out of it (nt) LongtimeAZDem Jul 2016 #35

The people that I have been "disparaging" are those responsible at the DNC who... awake Jul 2016 #37

It is not acceptable to me n/t radical noodle Jul 2016 #3

The Democrstic party does not need Stalinist purity tests... comradebillyboy Jul 2016 #4

Well I know people like Chuck Toad want to make the parties the same. Rex Jul 2016 #8

I read all of it on DU. sheshe2 Jul 2016 #11

Yeah me to for years and years actually. Rex Jul 2016 #12

Sad~ sheshe2 Jul 2016 #14

Yeah it is really. Rex Jul 2016 #15

Are all of the individual members guilty? No. panader0 Jul 2016 #10

Then why is the entire group being called corrupt? sheshe2 Jul 2016 #13

If you see some being murdered and then don't open your Exilednight Jul 2016 #19

That's sort of 100% untrue. Orrex Jul 2016 #22

Yes, that's what I meant. Exilednight Jul 2016 #24

Why aren't you just as guilty as the offender, if you don't report their crime? Captain Stern Jul 2016 #25

Several different issues there Orrex Jul 2016 #26

Depends on my mood. ZombieHorde Jul 2016 #16

There is plenty of evidence the DNC was not playing by the rules. avaistheone1 Jul 2016 #17

Is it acceptable to smear all Bernie supporters because some are out of line? Scuba Jul 2016 #18

Ya............ sheshe2 Jul 2016 #21

What Amazes Me RobinA Jul 2016 #20

Yes, the same way I'm uncomfortable about blanket statements re: Bernie supporters. Avalux Jul 2016 #23

Yes. In the same way that the RNC or Enron is corrupt. Tierra_y_Libertad Jul 2016 #30

At its best, the blanket condemnations illustrate a dramatic lack of critical thought LanternWaste Jul 2016 #36

I still haven't gotten anyone to show me a single email that was damaging to Bernie. Squinch Jul 2016 #38

Oh, there's a VERY specific and documented pattern from certain posters Blue_Tires Jul 2016 #39

Sadly I know, Blue_Tires. nt sheshe2 Jul 2016 #40