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Bigotry and racism the real problem with the Democratic party

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You heard that right.


They are anti old white men, which two of their best candidates are. The youth votes doesn't embrace old white men. No Democratic candidate over the age of 50 has won the white house as a challanger for a long, long time. They vote for young dymanic speakers, and this crowd is has none.


They are anti Jewish, which will matter in close battle ground states states like Michigan who have a large enough Arab and Muslim population. This hurts their two best candiates.


And their third best candidates an openly gay man with a bad political record. They have to be kidding themselves if they think a certain percentage of their base won't for for a gay man for President.


While it might only be 3-5% of their base ( I say its much higher ) with these bigotry issues, some of the swing states were close. That 3-5% might vote Trump or stay home, and that it huge.


In the past, the race card was reserved for Republicans by Democrats. No more Biden, Mayor Pete, and Bloomberg are being called out for racists policy or statements. Whether or not they were racists doesn't matter much, the fact that canidates were called out on it does. Trump might pick up more of the African American vote based on his record, and the top Democrats calling each other racists.
 
Bernie has done the impossible. The bulk of his support is younger voters who buy all-in to his promises of socialism for all.

The left HAS a candidate that the younger, hip voters support. That's why he's freaking the DNC out so much. He's WINNING and they have no subtle, sneaky discreet way to stop it.

Ultimately, the problem is,

A) Bernie is NOT democratic. He's an independent in sheep's clothing. He actually goes strongly against many of the ideals and principles of the traditional DNC. Thus they don't want him.

B) Bernie's core support group are young'uns. People who traditionally bluster and buzz, but who rarely follow through. Their voting profile suggests they won't show up to the polls if it's troublesome or if it looks like Bernie may not actually win.

C) Bernie as a candidate will absolutely galvanize EVERYONE who disagrees with his radical socialist agenda. He will need every single one of his "woke" supporters to vote in order to support his candidacy. Unfortunately, if the DNC isn't truly behind him, they won't be busing tens of thousands of people over borders again and again to get multiple votes for him and the Chicago cemetery vote will be surprisingly low.
 
And don't forget the elephant in the room that blacks are anti-gay.

You create enough victim classes and eventually those classes begin to eat their own.

Let's get this straight: There are NO VICTIMS. You create your opportunity. And opportunity in this country is as color blind as it has ever been.

Privilege is the GOAL of being a parent. You don't penalize privilege. Privilege is earned through generations of sacrifice and thinking about someone other than yourself. Privilege is created. Privilege use to be called "hard work" and "saving for the future" and "giving your children better chances that you got". We've perverted the whole concept of being a good parent to feel guilty about it because you can give your kids something not everyone can have.

This country is literally destroying, from the inside out, every tenet of greatness that makes us unique. We care more about who gets left behind (mostly because of their own fault) rather than celebrate those that overcome obstacles and succeed. We create excuses for bad behavior rather than talk about dedication and hard work. We focus on failure rather than success.

It is sickening to me. Literally makes me sick to my stomach the amount of blame democrats spew for every bad thing in the world.
 
And don't forget the elephant in the room that blacks are anti-gay.

You create enough victim classes and eventually those classes begin to eat their own.

Let's get this straight: There are NO VICTIMS. You create your opportunity. And opportunity in this country is as color blind as it has ever been.

Privilege is the GOAL of being a parent. You don't penalize privilege. Privilege is earned through generations of sacrifice and thinking about someone other than yourself. Privilege is created. Privilege use to be called "hard work" and "saving for the future" and "giving your children better chances that you got". We've perverted the whole concept of being a good parent to feel guilty about it because you can give your kids something not everyone can have.

This country is literally destroying, from the inside out, every tenet of greatness that makes us unique. We care more about who gets left behind (mostly because of their own fault) rather than celebrate those that overcome obstacles and succeed. We create excuses for bad behavior rather than talk about dedication and hard work. We focus on failure rather than success.

It is sickening to me. Literally makes me sick to my stomach the amount of blame democrats spew for every bad thing in the world.

You're correct in that privilege is earned through generations of hard work, but I believe that you're not accounting for the starting point. Even in my own family on both my Mother and Father's sides, my cousins and I were poor as ****. I'm talking on government assistance. My way to a better life was by joining the military, learning a damn good skill set, and now I'm going to be able to send both of my kids to college and pay for just about 80% of it. I have friends whose parents were college grads, had fantastic careers and were able to do for them what I'm just now able to do for mine. Now think of that inner city kid who is getting a subpar education, worried about being attacked in school, on the streets walking home, his/her only parent working 2 or 3 jobs just to eek out an existence. Lets say he joins the military and is able to do what I did, His family is already two generations behind mine. And the odds of him making it out of those surroundings aren't good. Kid is just trying to survive and will adapt to the environment. it's ******* sad.
 
Mehba lot of the Dem hardcores I know are really woke on social media, but out in bars drop the n bomb and act like everything they accuse right wingers of being ad nauseam...

You have to have baked in biases and prejudices to be passionate about treating different classes of people differently.
 
You're correct in that privilege is earned through generations of hard work, but I believe that you're not accounting for the starting point. Even in my own family on both my Mother and Father's sides, my cousins and I were poor as ****. I'm talking on government assistance. My way to a better life was by joining the military, learning a damn good skill set, and now I'm going to be able to send both of my kids to college and pay for just about 80% of it. I have friends whose parents were college grads, had fantastic careers and were able to do for them what I'm just now able to do for mine. Now think of that inner city kid who is getting a subpar education, worried about being attacked in school, on the streets walking home, his/her only parent working 2 or 3 jobs just to eek out an existence. Lets say he joins the military and is able to do what I did, His family is already two generations behind mine. And the odds of him making it out of those surroundings aren't good. Kid is just trying to survive and will adapt to the environment. it's ******* sad.

The sad thing is, democrats today will make your kids feel guilty they had "privilege" growing up. Like that privilege just magically appears or was some random act.

I kept a journal from my great uncle during the 30's and 40's. He was a farmer in central PA. All it had in the journal was keeping track of livestock on his farm and when he butchered them in fall/winter. That was his life.

My grandfather on my dad's side was a minister. Built the house he lived until his death by himself with his own sweat, the sweat of his three sons (one my father) and help from neighbors and people in his church.

Privilege my ***. Not one things makes me more angry than when liberals talk about privilege.
 
You're correct in that privilege is earned through generations of hard work, but I believe that you're not accounting for the starting point. Even in my own family on both my Mother and Father's sides, my cousins and I were poor as ****. I'm talking on government assistance. My way to a better life was by joining the military, learning a damn good skill set, and now I'm going to be able to send both of my kids to college and pay for just about 80% of it. I have friends whose parents were college grads, had fantastic careers and were able to do for them what I'm just now able to do for mine. Now think of that inner city kid who is getting a subpar education, worried about being attacked in school, on the streets walking home, his/her only parent working 2 or 3 jobs just to eek out an existence. Lets say he joins the military and is able to do what I did, His family is already two generations behind mine. And the odds of him making it out of those surroundings aren't good. Kid is just trying to survive and will adapt to the environment. it's ******* sad.

I disagree about the starting point. I grew up poor. Lived on a farm. Ate while my mother watched because she had no food. Went to college, graduated, worked, earned, and I'm paying straight up cash to put my kids through college, no loans.

Del's right. Most people, and this is just a fact, who suffer in life do so because of personal decisions, not because they are victims.
 
They are the party of lying dog-faced pony soldiers and horse-faced lesbians now!

lololol

I'm hoping that exchange confused Joe so that next time he says "You're a lying horse-faced lesbian pony soldier". It could happen.
 
You have to have baked in biases and prejudices to be passionate about treating different classes of people differently.

My county is overwhelmingly Democrat although not really Liberal, more your old-school labor Democrats, but McCain and Romney both won the county handily against Bomma because a lot of those Labor Dems would vote for a (N-bomb) for President over their dead bodies.
 
And don't forget the elephant in the room that blacks are anti-gay.

You create enough victim classes and eventually those classes begin to eat their own.

Let's get this straight: There are NO VICTIMS. You create your opportunity. And opportunity in this country is as color blind as it has ever been.

Privilege is the GOAL of being a parent. You don't penalize privilege. Privilege is earned through generations of sacrifice and thinking about someone other than yourself. Privilege is created. Privilege use to be called "hard work" and "saving for the future" and "giving your children better chances that you got". We've perverted the whole concept of being a good parent to feel guilty about it because you can give your kids something not everyone can have.

This country is literally destroying, from the inside out, every tenet of greatness that makes us unique. We care more about who gets left behind (mostly because of their own fault) rather than celebrate those that overcome obstacles and succeed. We create excuses for bad behavior rather than talk about dedication and hard work. We focus on failure rather than success.

It is sickening to me. Literally makes me sick to my stomach the amount of blame democrats spew for every bad thing in the world.

The Latino culture can be machismo, and won't embrace a gay candidate either.

With all guns pointed at Bloomberg, Sanders might make it to the finish line. Biden is DONE. Warren once she drops out ( bye bye witch ) will see her support shift to the socialist Sanders.
 
Bernie is the leader of the Dem party now


LOL


 
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I disagree about the starting point. I grew up poor. Lived on a farm. Ate while my mother watched because she had no food. Went to college, graduated, worked, earned, and I'm paying straight up cash to put my kids through college, no loans.

Del's right. Most people, and this is just a fact, who suffer in life do so because of personal decisions, not because they are victims.

I'm not sure how you can disagree with the starting point. If done correctly, each generation should be better off. My kids are just now getting the education that my friends were able to get in 1991. My kids are behind their kids in terms of generational wealth.
 
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