WOW, shades of 2016 - Bernie-ism = Trump-ism

[gipper]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Look at you Joe! A logical post for once.

What's logical about it? You have any idea how the stock market affects everyone or not?

We are free here to invest in companies you want to invest in. If people choose not to invest, whose fault is that? White people's fault?

Do you know that prick joe said that white humanitarian woman who was kidnapped imprisoned tortured raped and murdered by stink brown muslims deserved it cause she was white?

He should really really hope we never meet.

Okay. Tell us what you are going to do if you meet Joe?

 

[JoeB131]

What's logical about it? You have any idea how the stock market affects everyone or not?

We are free here to invest in companies you want to invest in. If people choose not to invest, whose fault is that? White people's fault?

Do you know that prick joe said that white humanitarian woman who was kidnapped imprisoned tortured raped and murdered by stink brown muslims deserved it cause she was white?

He should really really hope we never meet.

NOt what I said at all. I said she was stupid to go into an active war zone. She was stupid to go into an active war zone.

Also, she wasn't murdered by the people who kidnapped her. She was killed by our allies who were trying to kill the people who kidnapped her after she was dumb enough to ignore State Department warnings. This was after other allies funded the people who kidnapped her to try to overthrow Assad.

Here's a crazy idea. How about we stop sticking our dicks in the middle east hornet's nest instead of complaining about getting stung?

But to your point, just because the Wall Street holds us all hostage, doesn't mean we should all develop Stockholm syndrome. Yes, we all understand that we can be doing twice a much work tomorrow because Wall Street decided the way to make us more 'profitable" would be to cut half the staff or ship jobs to China.

The question is, why do we put up with it?

 

[gipper]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

 

[toobfreak]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

MSNBC Melts Down As Bernie Sanders Projected To Win Nevada Caucuses
.

Apparently a lot of people are really sick and tired of politics as usual and government never really addressing or fixing the things that really matter!


Except you.

 

[Norman]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

The cabal in congress needs to be drained... but socialism is not the answer. Socialism has the average citizen shot.

 

[Mac1958]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

MSNBC Melts Down As Bernie Sanders Projected To Win Nevada Caucuses
.

Apparently a lot of people are really sick and tired of politics as usual and government never really addressing or fixing the things that really matter!


Except you.

So you agree with my point. Good.
.

 

[Theowl32]

Okay. Tell us what you are going to do if you meet Joe?

The Mods slapped him down last time he played "internet tough guy".

He should be banned.

Go fuck yourself gipper. Gonna comment now how that fucking loser proudly proclaimed that a humanitarian deserved to be kidnapped raped tortured and murdered by brown muslims cause she was white?

You miserable fucking loser.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

I suspect we may see a serious push for states to start seceding if sanders happens to be elected. The country is divided and will not be reunited. The gulf is too wide.

 

[toobfreak]

You pretty much can't say ANYTHING without triggering the snowflakes here.

Last I checked, Mac, you only have one message: anyone who is loyal to, believes in or is committed to either political party is a Nutter or a Snowflake, whereas all the "good" people like you are committed to nor represent nothing.

Your only opinion in these threads is that everyone else's opinions are laughable, whereas you have no real opinion on anything at all.

I thought that was the definition of a TROLL.

 

[Mac1958]

You pretty much can't say ANYTHING without triggering the snowflakes here.

Last I checked, Mac, you only have one message: anyone who is loyal to, believes in or is committed to either political party is a Nutter or a Snowflake, whereas all the "good" people like you are committed to nor represent nothing.

Your only opinion in these threads is that everyone else's opinions are laughable, whereas you have no real opinion on anything at all.

I thought that was the definition of a TROLL.

Yet I can turn you guys into drama queens with very little effort.

Get a grip.
.

 

[JoeB131]

So you agree with my point. Good.

Well, no, clearly your point isn't germane...

It isn't that "both sides are crazy wild eye radicals". It's "both sides are sick of government that puts Wall Street ahead of workers, consumers and patients."

But you don't get that... You'll be the one screaming maniacally when Commie Bernie wins.

 

[JoeB131]

Go fuck yourself gipper. Gonna comment now how that fucking loser proudly proclaimed that a humanitarian deserved to be kidnapped raped tortured and murdered by brown muslims cause she was white?

You miserable fucking loser.

Which again, I didn't say, but never mind. Not sure why you are such a liar or just don't understand a point made.

 

[Mac1958]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

Assuming Bernie gets the nomination - who knows - this could very well be a turning point.

Back in 2016, there were many who liked both Trump and Bernie, and it appears that it was because they both represent what you're talking about.

The anger and frustration are clearly rising across the board.
.

 

[gipper]

Okay. Tell us what you are going to do if you meet Joe?

The Mods slapped him down last time he played "internet tough guy".

He should be banned.

Go fuck yourself gipper. Gonna comment now how that fucking loser proudly proclaimed that a humanitarian deserved to be kidnapped raped tortured and murdered by brown muslims cause she was white?

You miserable fucking loser.

Thank you.

 

[gipper]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

Assuming Bernie gets the nomination - who knows - this could very well be a turning point.

Back in 2016, there were many who liked both Trump and Bernie, and it appears that it was because they both represent what you're talking about.

The anger and frustration are clearly rising across the board.
.

Agreed. I think had Bernie not been cheated in 2016 and went on to win the nomination, he beats Donnie. He likely carries the rust belts states the crazy bitch lost.

Notice how the MSM, leading Dems, and billionaires are all lining up to stop Bernie. At the same time, the right thinks Don will beat Bernie easily. I tend to think this is all an indication the elites have no understanding of the attitudes of the MC, WC, and the poor.

 

[JoeB131]

Assuming Bernie gets the nomination - who knows - this could very well be a turning point.

Back in 2016, there were many who liked both Trump and Bernie, and it appears that it was because they both represent what you're talking about.

The anger and frustration are clearly rising across the board.

I doubt it. The Wall Street Class didn't learn a thing about Trump's rise. They were panicked for about a day, and coopted him.

They probably think they can co-opt Bernie, or that at 78 with a bad ticker, they can just co-opt the person who replaces him.

 

[Mac1958]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

Assuming Bernie gets the nomination - who knows - this could very well be a turning point.

Back in 2016, there were many who liked both Trump and Bernie, and it appears that it was because they both represent what you're talking about.

The anger and frustration are clearly rising across the board.
.

Agreed. I think had Bernie not been cheated in 2016 and went on to win the nomination, he beats Donnie. He likely carries the rust belts states the crazy bitch lost.

Notice how the MSM, leading Dems, and billionaires are all lining up to stop Bernie. At the same time, the right thinks Don will beat Bernie easily. I tend to think this is all an indication the elites have no understanding of the attitudes of the MC, WC, and the poor.

Yeah. And MSNBC is now using a word regularly to describe the Democratic Party that just cracks me up:

"The Establishment"

Ring a bell? Shades of the 2016 GOP.
.

 

[Norman]

Pretty funny watching MSNBC's Joy Reid say, "wow, we really underestimated how angry and frustrated and animated these people are. The party had better pay attention to this".

And EXACTLY the same thing was said about Trump and the Trumpsters in 2016. I say it all the time: The two ends can be SO DAMN SIMILAR.

Bernie is this year's Trump, at least for the Democrats.

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

Assuming Bernie gets the nomination - who knows - this could very well be a turning point.

Back in 2016, there were many who liked both Trump and Bernie, and it appears that it was because they both represent what you're talking about.

The anger and frustration are clearly rising across the board.
.

Agreed. I think had Bernie not been cheated in 2016 and went on to win the nomination, he beats Donnie. He likely carries the rust belts states the crazy bitch lost.

Notice how the MSM, leading Dems, and billionaires are all lining up to stop Bernie. At the same time, the right thinks Don will beat Bernie easily. I tend to think this is all an indication the elites have no understanding of the attitudes of the MC, WC, and the poor.

You forgot to answer the question. Are you a socialist?

 

[gipper]

I suspect we may see a serious push for states to start seceding if sanders happens to be elected. The country is divided and will not be reunited. The gulf is too wide.

LOL. Yeah we need to make sure the extreme wealthy continue to get what they want, and fuck those dirty filthy poor and MC Americans.

 

[gipper]

Yes, Stormy Mac, you probably STILL don't get what animated Trump or Bernie.

It's that most of us don't have money in Wall Street. Most of us are just struggling to get by day to day getting cut off on the way to work by some douchebag in a Lexus.

I personally think Bernie is a bit overblown. He's gotten less of the Primary vote than he got in 2016 in the three contests so far.

But he stands for something that people can relate to while everyone else is, "don't upset Wall Street".

Bernie stands for “something for nothing”

and that appeals to a lot of people raised in the socialist public schools

The cabal in Congress stands for you know who, but somehow you can’t see it. Even though it’s right in front of you. Maybe a picture will help...

Assuming Bernie gets the nomination - who knows - this could very well be a turning point.

Back in 2016, there were many who liked both Trump and Bernie, and it appears that it was because they both represent what you're talking about.

The anger and frustration are clearly rising across the board.
.

Agreed. I think had Bernie not been cheated in 2016 and went on to win the nomination, he beats Donnie. He likely carries the rust belts states the crazy bitch lost.

Notice how the MSM, leading Dems, and billionaires are all lining up to stop Bernie. At the same time, the right thinks Don will beat Bernie easily. I tend to think this is all an indication the elites have no understanding of the attitudes of the MC, WC, and the poor.

You forgot to answer the question. Are you a socialist?

No.