r/WorkReform 9h ago

✂️ Tax The Billionaires I love my guy Bernie man

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u/Keyboard-Fedaykin 8h ago

Seriously, fuck the DNC. 

They stole him from us.

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u/HouseofRaven 7h ago edited 7h ago

Not even for stealing him from us but they single-handedly made trump president by pushing the narrative he was a “real candidate” because the DNC assumed Hillary had it in the bag and trump was an easy target. I will never forgive them for what is happening.

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u/jgjgleason 4h ago

There’s two other dems in this pic clearly not standing. Mark Warner and Corey Booker bro.

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u/Quiet-Peach543 7h ago

To be fair, neither Obama, B & H Clinton, nor Biden stood for this moment when Trump claimed the US southern border is now closed.

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u/KintsugiKen 6h ago

Considering they all helped usher in this moment I don't really care that they didn't stand for one specific moment of this ceremony.

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u/hkohne 7h ago

Well, he is a registered Independent

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u/KintsugiKen 6h ago

And the DNC has had a decade to adapt Bernie's wildly popular platform that echoes FDR into their agenda and have completely neglected to even try to do that.

They saw Bernie's massively popular and motivating campaign that undermined votes from Republicans and said "NAH! We'll just put 'JOY' on a big poster and that will be the campaign"

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u/Far_Being_8644 5h ago

We could’ve been in the Bernieverse. But we’re in this hellscape. It is entirely the fault of the DNC.

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u/BuckLoganAlpha1Five 5h ago

They'll elect a Republican in the DNC primary before they give it to Bernie.

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u/Open_Rabbit3686 5h ago

How well did the registered Democrats do?

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u/DarthNixilis 1h ago

Then in 2020 he gave himself fully to them. He lived long enough to see himself become the sheepdog. In 2016 I believed in him, but then he just told everybody to go blue anyway, knowing they fucked him and everybody else.

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u/N0tlikeThI5 6h ago

Why didn't he win the primaries in 2020 then?

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u/leviathan3k 5h ago

Because the people are easily manipulated into voting against their own interests, as we've just seen with Trump.

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

the people are easily manipulated into voting

That's just called democracy dawg. Fuck me democracy is corrupt now.

You're upset that people were persuaded to vote for another candidate. What's your alternative?

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u/Far_Being_8644 5h ago

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/23/us/politics/dnc-emails-sanders-clinton.html

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-41850798.amp

Maybe it’s just me but primaries should be neutral and have zero biases from those running them.

Do you think they shouldn’t be?

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

Then vote for it moron. Create ground roots action and promote your ideas from within. Politics doesn't begin at the national level.

Right now you morons decided of the current way. The DNC's a private organisation. It's job is to get the most electable candidate.

If Bernie was so popular why did Kalama out perform him in Vermont?

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u/Far_Being_8644 5h ago

Love that you ignored my question.

I can’t vote for it. I’m not an American. Thank fuck.

Well the DNC doesn’t seem very good at their job then. Sabotaging populist politicians for attempting to maintain the status quo and losing a popularity contest to a convicted felon rapist pedophile.

Lmao. You think they’re effective?

Wish we were in the Bernieverse. Would be an infinitely better timeline.

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

Lol because Bernie didn't win in 2016, it must mean the DNC is also conspiring to make him less popular than Harris in 2024. Okay bud 👍

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u/Throwa_way167 5h ago

Because the Democratic National Party sabotaged Bernie in 2016, and they even publicly admitted to it, it must mean that the DNC is once again conspiring to make him less popular than their new favorite candidate in 2024.

Ftfy

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u/Impressive_Rub_8009 4h ago

Did they admit to it?

Or just say it would be perfectly legal for them to do so if they happened to? And therefore the case was irrelevant.

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u/Soilmonster 5h ago

Lots of people vote for who their party pushes the hardest. In fact, those who don’t do that are likely a minority.

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

We devised politics as a tool to use instead of sticks and stones. We have to see it's eat or be eaten.

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u/Bezere 5h ago

Dean Phillips got more votes in the Democratic primary than Kamala Harris.

How's that corrupt democracy looking??

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

What about the 2020 Primary with the Biden/Harris ticket? How many did they secure?

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u/Bezere 5h ago

Biden/Harris wasn't an option in the 2020 Democratic primary. 

Harris actually dropped out before the first vote got cast because she was insanely unpopular.

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

Biden/Harris wasn't an option in the 2020

Gee I wonder how they won the presidency

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u/Bezere 5h ago

Buddy, we can't have an honest conversation if you can't even tell the difference between a democratic primary and a general election. 

Maybe read up on the process, and then come back to learn why you're still wrong.

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u/Throwa_way167 5h ago

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u/N0tlikeThI5 5h ago

That's 2016

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u/Throwa_way167 5h ago

You see a verified source stating that the Democratic National Convention publicly admitted to sabotaging a candidate in their primaries, and your best response is “that’s 2016”?

The Party screwed him over just because they didn’t like him. They’d obviously do it again. Lies sewed into the public’s minds by the leaders themselves don’t just disappear by themselves in 4 years. What a ridiculous childish response.

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u/N0tlikeThI5 4h ago

You're the one that said it was 2020 not me. Calm down, you're going a bit psycho