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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Remember when Bernie said social justice must wait for economic justice? [View all]senz
(11,945 posts)56. Exactly. It's not egalitarian; it's tribal -- people "like us."
They define "woman" very narrowly: "woman" is anybody who's just like me. So therefore, the concerns of poor uneducated women aren't the concerns of "women."
And no wonder such people don't care about the issues Bernie raises. Way too selfish for that, just like their candidate.
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Remember when Bernie said social justice must wait for economic justice? [View all]
MannyGoldstein
Sep 2015
OP
It's amusing to watch some HC supporters try to turn his strengths into weaknesses.
beam me up scottie
Sep 2015
#65
The pulling down of the shade is a metaphor for how they close their minds to all the facts. n/t
A Simple Game
Sep 2015
#118
When they do just post this link, not that THEY will pay attention, but for anyone reading
sabrina 1
Sep 2015
#91
It's from the Rove school of 'put words in your opponents mouth then make them defend themselves'.
sabrina 1
Sep 2015
#92
Are you suggesting that President Bernie Sanders will be a multitasker?
AppalachianAmerican
Sep 2015
#4
All I remember is where it all started and I knew right then it was about to become a 'tactic' that
sabrina 1
Sep 2015
#5
it messes up their argument that we must vote for their candidate or else lose
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2015
#12
What really gave -me- a huge ironic, laugh was when those same upper middle class white women
Hiraeth
Sep 2015
#41
I asked my neighbor if the lies, distortions and smears posted on DU would affect his primary vote.
merrily
Sep 2015
#9
If your fool cousin, TWM, had posted that, I would have asked if he were projecting.
merrily
Sep 2015
#16
Oh, posts here will determine that outcome of the primary and the general. You can bet on that.
merrily
Sep 2015
#17
Conservatives are lying liars that lie regardless of letter by their names
TheKentuckian
Sep 2015
#11
maybe Sanders can pack all the white people into Yankee Stadium and talk to them.
frylock
Sep 2015
#35
That's Warren. Neither Sanders nor Warren said 'All lives Matter'. Hillary, in a Black Church a few
sabrina 1
Sep 2015
#33
Hillary and O'Malley both said it; Sanders did not. However, Rehm accused Sanders, and only Sanders,
merrily
Sep 2015
#76
I've only heard one candidate say that all live matters, and that was O'Malley. nt
Stellar
Sep 2015
#110
Even if Bernie had not been aware of the movement, he would not have used that
merrily
Sep 2015
#133
Who supported social justice issues FIRST before they jumped on economic justice issues?...
cascadiance
Sep 2015
#23
Please link to just one piece of legislation that Bernie sponsored or co-sponsored for PoC
leftofcool
Sep 2015
#50
IMO, knowing when to be someone's google monkey and when not to be is valuable info, too.
merrily
Sep 2015
#82
Also, specifcally in response to Ferguson, Sanders and Conyers co-sponsored an employment bill.
merrily
Sep 2015
#95
Thanks, was thinking his prison reform bill too. Also, he was a Head Start TEACHER early on!
cascadiance
Sep 2015
#103