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In reply to the discussion: Slate:"Why Do Young People Have Such Visceral Dislike for Hillary?" [View all]Stardust
(3,894 posts)103. She needs to work on her care-actor.
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Slate:"Why Do Young People Have Such Visceral Dislike for Hillary?" [View all]
Attorney in Texas
Feb 2016
OP
I think she personifies the passive-aggressive mother, supervisor, teacher we've all come to despise
Stardust
Feb 2016
#2
Whoa. Interesting admission on your part. I remember reading that men often cannot handle
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#7
this poster assumes "we've all come to despise" many good women in our lives?!?! LOL.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#19
And many people resent guys who remiond them of mean Dads, bosses and drill sergeants
Armstead
Feb 2016
#70
you mean "passive aggressive" Dads, LOL. I think the obvious connection in that list is obvious.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#77
Exactly. And it's so personal. How is she different from Kerry? (And he's a multi-millionaire, too)
deurbano
Feb 2016
#165
Bernie was just saying the same- Dems will HAVE to come together soon. You hit the nail on
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#168
Especially amazing that they can also diagnose someone's gender from that...
regnaD kciN
Feb 2016
#181
Have you "come to despise" multiple women who just happened to be in a more powerful
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#20
When you were a child- or student in school? LOL- pretending there is no context is hilarious....
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#38
I don't agree with you it is normal to "despise" multiple women and think that has
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#52
I don't assume anything other than they deeply resented women in control- so much so,
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#55
Elizabeth Warren is deeply unknown. No one knows why the fuck she was a republican....
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#122
do you think "we have all come to despise" moms, teachers and female bosses though?
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#69
Whoa. First of all, I'm female and Hillary's age. To interpret my comment that I hate all women in
Stardust
Feb 2016
#100
I never guessed your sex. You imagined "most of us despise many women" they have known.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#108
You are so far off base, I don't know where to begin. Look up ther definition of passive-aggressive
Stardust
Feb 2016
#114
You are off base when you imagine all this despising of women. That shit is not healthy- sorry.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#118
That Op was written about POC, and got loads of recs from Berners - but please proceed....
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#26
And yet you guys are doing the same thing to millenials and especially young women.
beam me up scottie
Feb 2016
#28
They need to start calling out their associates, the things they said were cruel.
beam me up scottie
Feb 2016
#136
I saw Albright say something stupid, but DUers not so much. OTOH, I saw DUers say stupid shit that
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#170
Then you need to read more, bettyellen, they've been saying stupid things since before Albright.
beam me up scottie
Feb 2016
#171
No thanks, I am pretty much done after the wishing Billl dead thread. If that gross
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#172
Very good, that's exactly the problem I'm talking about. You get a cookie too.
beam me up scottie
Feb 2016
#16
Let's be honest- will they vote in the midterms or be pissed off the revolution didn't happen?
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#36
From your question, it's pretty clear you think they won't vote in the midterms.
Old Crow
Feb 2016
#43
I'm curious about when this was true? 20-somethings have changed the course of U.S. politics before.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#49
Interesting- the Boomers are slammed here repeatedly, but at least you are trying to
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#82
I had read it was "the greatest" that put Reagan in power. And that shit snowballed
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#200
the fight against the Fairness Doctrine started in the 80's, which laid ground for
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#205
I have been a Reddit reader for many years, LOL. It's mostly young white men- in case you hadn't
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#123
Wow, more ageist condescending screeds about "those dumn kids" by Hillary supporters.
Odin2005
Feb 2016
#59
I find posts like this, that claim Hillary is not establishment, are incredible.
mikehiggins
Feb 2016
#85
So her time as a board member of Walmart and as "co-president" gave her no ties the establishment
Chakab
Feb 2016
#125
Interesting that more than half of the Bernie people I know have never voted before.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#37
Most of the Bernie supporters I know have been voting for 30-40 years or so, if not longer.
hobbit709
Feb 2016
#61
I have a good friend who is really smart, but hates Hillary's personality...
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#67
apparently "we've all come to despise passive aggressive moms, teachers and supervisors"
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#91
It blows my mind that no one else said "Nope- not hating on a long list of women who
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#97
Nope, I am saying I am cynical about young people staying engaged past Bernie's
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#72
I think, the habit will remain if I see a system that actually works for me. nt
retrowire
Feb 2016
#86
But how many years is it before we can redraw the congressional districts? There is no quick fix.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#94
Yeah, I wish I had more faith there will be a sustained effort. I volunteered for Super Tuesday...
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#104
well you have people upthread likening her to a "mean mommy or teacher" so yeah....
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#60
After reading the nasty comments about them from her supporters I'm starting to think it's them.
beam me up scottie
Feb 2016
#80
She just comes across as just another self-entitled oligarch that is only slightly more
Katashi_itto
Feb 2016
#88
Yep, I think there is an assumption that the youth are immune to that sort of stereotyping....
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#116
What's sad is she would have to be a younger and slimmer lady, soft pedaling it all
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#150
Yeah, I get it. I was amazed my friend just felt the Bern in the last month- previously her BF
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#157
In short, they see Hillary as the SOS which has not been good for many of us. n/t
RKP5637
Feb 2016
#128
I feel like the only person on DU who actually knows a mix of supporters of all ages.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#152
honestly, there are many people I am afraid to ask- I don't want to hear it- LOL.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#159
So you think it is trolls posting all the links to Breibart, Rush and RW trash here?
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#194
If by "pay the bills" we're talking about paying the price for the thievery involved in the econ ...
Babel_17
Feb 2016
#207
Young people know we are out of time. Do it now or never. They get it. And Sanders knows it also.
glinda
Feb 2016
#179
Shes a Mcdonald's Big Mac. Cheap, filling, easy to understand and lousy for you in the long term.
Katashi_itto
Feb 2016
#195