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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Sanders Statement on Seattle Protesters [View all]SoapBox
(18,791 posts)10. Agree.
If he said, I Love You, they would continue their display of anger.
I have no respect for this group...as displayed by their treatment of the one person who could and would, work for racial equality.
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As does this middle aged white lady, who cares about the well-being of everyone just like Bernie!
Dont call me Shirley
Aug 2015
#116
They needed to be sent straight to their rooms with no dinner. "And Stay There!"
NBachers
Aug 2015
#41
And then the headline would have been "Bernie tells black women to 'Shut Up!'"
Ken Burch
Aug 2015
#35
oh please, it has nothing to do with being polite but people afraid of some black women
JI7
Aug 2015
#39
i don't agree with their form of protest but i feel the same way about code pink and many others
JI7
Aug 2015
#48
Right. A presidential candidate telling a couple of screeching black women...
WorseBeforeBetter
Aug 2015
#40
If you would have watched you'd have seen that they were outshouting everyone.
rhett o rick
Aug 2015
#37
He just did. They aren't interested. Now on to what needs to be done, and who is the
sabrina 1
Aug 2015
#135
If he'd said anything then, it just would have escalated to a worse situation
passiveporcupine
Aug 2015
#8
Yes, but what results have African Americans gotten when they go about it "right?"
merrily
Aug 2015
#67
Thanks for a post dripping with condescension, even though I posted nothing disrespectful to you.
merrily
Aug 2015
#84
Then she shouldn't defend the people that disrupt him and then there is this:
A Simple Game
Aug 2015
#119
They will get nothing if they keep allowing, by not votiing or voting for those who are corporate
sabrina 1
Aug 2015
#136
He is the candidate most likely to act, and also the most accessible, and also drawing the biggest
merrily
Aug 2015
#137
They could have gotten into a Hillary event. Other protesters did, right next to her.
sabrina 1
Aug 2015
#138
They got their 15 minutes of fame and can daydream for days about being seen onstage at a big rally.
jalan48
Aug 2015
#16
I don't see you asking anything of the sitting POTUS and US Attorney General
KeepItReal
Aug 2015
#58
Their upset and frustration is more than understandable, but their tactics are all wrong.
RBInMaine
Aug 2015
#132