BERNIE SANDERS, WEIRDO IN CHIEF

[Moloch]

Funny how the guy you claim is a "cuck"(sp) and a berniebot... is actually a Trump supporter...

Standing next to mohawk man with the fabulous self-made Trump shirt...

HAHAHAHA... he took a black marker and wrote "Trump is the best(?)" on his shirt!

[Wilikon]

Funny how the guy you claim is a "cuck"(sp) and a berniebot... is actually a Trump supporter...

Standing next to mohawk man with the fabulous self-made Trump shirt...

HAHAHAHA... he took a black marker and wrote "Trump is the best(?)" on his shirt!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q484qwF13QA

I can clearly read it now...
What are they chanting? "Feel the best(?)! Feel the best(?)! Feel the best(?)!"

You are funny

 

[Wilikon]

"a clear & present danger", "lots of pretty shaken up folk": one piece of purple chalk on the floor

#thechalkening

 

[Wilikon]

Bernie: "People standing in lines for government food rations is a good thing."

https://streamable.com/iv2v

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Not just weird.

 

[Moloch]

The birds have spoken

[tvbcof]

Bernie: "People standing in lines for government food rations is a good thing."

[imhttps://i.sli.mg/0pdUOm.png[/img]

https://streamable.com/iv2v

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Not just weird.

I'll defend the guy a bit only because I was/am pissed about Trump's abortion stuff being taken out of context.

It is a legitimate (not necessarily equal to 'correct') argument that it is better in times of famine for a government to have it together enough to keep people alive.  Even Bernie would probably prefer that people's nutritional needs are met adequately without such a construct.

Perhaps not however.  Austerity seems to be a common feature of collectivist societies.  The benefits are that the population develops a reliance on the collective, and more specifically on the organizers of the collective which helps the organizers control them.  In a corporate owned collective, which is the path the world is on at the moment, the owners of the means of production can extract more reward for less product.  What's not to love if you have a lock on the product being rationed (fossil fuel reserves are a prime example.)

[Wilikon]

The birds have spoken

The birds have spoken?

 

[Wilikon]

Bernie: "People standing in lines for government food rations is a good thing."

[imhttps://i.sli.mg/0pdUOm.png[/img]

https://streamable.com/iv2v

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Not just weird.

I'll defend the guy a bit only because I was/am pissed about Trump's abortion stuff being taken out of context.

It is a legitimate (not necessarily equal to 'correct') argument that it is better in times of famine for a government to have it together enough to keep people alive.  Even Bernie would probably prefer that people's nutritional needs are met adequately without such a construct.

Perhaps not however.  Austerity seems to be a common feature of collectivist societies.  The benefits are that the population develops a reliance on the collective, and more specifically on the organizers of the collective which helps the organizers control them.  In a corporate owned collective, which is the path the world is on at the moment, the owners of the means of production can extract more reward for less product.  What's not to love if you have a lock on the product being rationed (fossil fuel reserves are a prime example.)

If you have a link of the full interview I want to hear him talk about this, the crisis specifically.
In the US/europe if you are rich and you have a heart you can give and pay for food directly, give to the church, let them organized, have government help, start an online movement, individual participation, or all of the above.
In a centralized system, if the food department has a bug in its logistic, everything stops. Millions die.

That is why Bitcoin refuses to be centralized.


Yes the abortion loop with TRUMP is stupid but they need to stop him so they can push their own puppet. Too much to lose for them.

[Wilikon]

https://twitter.com/SDzzz/status/716341252078178305

Charity is incompatible with a centralized, controlled society. The politburo and its food department does not want competition.

[Wilikon]

#SignsYoureABernieSupporter You would have killed the Super Collider and Space Station.

https://twitter.com/SDzzz/status/715355538331033601/video/1

This must be during the Reagan administration when he talks about star wars.

[Wilikon]

[Wilikon]

[Nxtblg]

I'll defend the guy a bit only because I was/am pissed about Trump's abortion stuff being taken out of context.

It is a legitimate (not necessarily equal to 'correct') argument that it is better in times of famine for a government to have it together enough to keep people alive.  Even Bernie would probably prefer that people's nutritional needs are met adequately without such a construct.

Perhaps not however.  Austerity seems to be a common feature of collectivist societies.  The benefits are that the population develops a reliance on the collective, and more specifically on the organizers of the collective which helps the organizers control them.  In a corporate owned collective, which is the path the world is on at the moment, the owners of the means of production can extract more reward for less product.  What's not to love if you have a lock on the product being rationed (fossil fuel reserves are a prime example.)

If you have a link of the full interview I want to hear him talk about this, the crisis specifically.
In the US/europe if you are rich and you have a heart you can give and pay for food directly, give to the church, let them organized, have government help, start an online movement, individual participation, or all of the above.
In a centralized system, if the food department has a bug in its logistic, everything stops. Millions die.

That is why Bitcoin refuses to be centralized.


Yes the abortion loop with TRUMP is stupid but they need to stop him so they can push their own puppet. Too much to lose for them.

Scratch a socialist, sniff a rationeer. For all y'all's information, the only non-academic job that John Kenneth Galbraith had - before he got the plum position of Ambassador to India courtesy of the Kennedy Administration - was World War II price controller. Yep, Prof. Galbraith's only non-professorin' job pre-1961 was price controller for the wartime OPA.

Here's another fun fact 'bout democratic socialism. After WW2 ended, the UK electorate saw fit to send Sir Winston Churchill packing and moving to the Opposition benches. Thus began the golden age of U.K. "civilized" socialism. Until the 1970s, the U.K.'s "democratic socialism" was vaunted in the same way that the "Nordic Model" is vaunted today.

Labour had taken over, and they were busy bees indeed. Several big industries, such as electricity, steel and coal, were nationalized. The government-owned National Health Service was enacted and set up. Yes, until they themselves were sent to opposition in 1951, the Labourites were hard-workin' in government.

And what did these hard workers not do? Surprise, surprise: they did  not get rid of the wartime price controls and rationing system, even though World War 2 was clearly over. Even the Japanese stuck in certain far-off islands had figured out that the war was over, but the Labourites rationeered as if the war was still on.

Scratch a socialist, sniff a rationeer.

[Nxtblg]

"Clinton delegates feel the Bern — hey, 'b---h,' switch your vote"

Superdelegates supporting Hilary Clinton are getting angry, abusive phone calls and emails from Bernie Sanders' backers demanding they switch sides.

The pressure is intense, say Clinton superdelgates from states won by Sanders. Superdelegates are not "pledged" to the state victor and can vote whichever way they want.

That's leading to a torrent of unpleasantness.

Maine Democratic National Committee member Maggie Allen began screening her calls after the state's March 5 caucuses.

"It got really bad," Allen, a Clinton supporter, told the Washington Examiner. "I got drunken calls saying I was a bitch. I was basically being called an elitist, unfair, an undemocratic person."

She receives 25 calls or more emails or voice messages like this a day.

As an unpledged delegate, Allen is one of the hundreds of wildcard votes that could decide who gets the Democratic nomination. She supports Clinton, but her state went for Sanders by nearly 30 points. And the Vermont socialist senator's backers are unhappy with Allen's choice of Clinton....

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/clinton-delegates-feel-the-bern-hey-b-h-switch-your-vote/article/2587489


EDIT: To give the Sanders campaign their due, they've taken a step or two over and above the ritual disavowal. "In an effort to calm down supporters, the Sanders campaign removed a portal from their website that allows supporters to connect with superdelegates. Instead they are encouraging Sanders fans to work on competing for pledged delegates and zero in on the remaining states."

[Wilikon]

"Clinton delegates feel the Bern — hey, 'b---h,' switch your vote"

Superdelegates supporting Hilary Clinton are getting angry, abusive phone calls and emails from Bernie Sanders' backers demanding they switch sides.

The pressure is intense, say Clinton superdelgates from states won by Sanders. Superdelegates are not "pledged" to the state victor and can vote whichever way they want.

That's leading to a torrent of unpleasantness.

Maine Democratic National Committee member Maggie Allen began screening her calls after the state's March 5 caucuses.

"It got really bad," Allen, a Clinton supporter, told the Washington Examiner. "I got drunken calls saying I was a bitch. I was basically being called an elitist, unfair, an undemocratic person."

She receives 25 calls or more emails or voice messages like this a day.

As an unpledged delegate, Allen is one of the hundreds of wildcard votes that could decide who gets the Democratic nomination. She supports Clinton, but her state went for Sanders by nearly 30 points. And the Vermont socialist senator's backers are unhappy with Allen's choice of Clinton....

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/clinton-delegates-feel-the-bern-hey-b-h-switch-your-vote/article/2587489


EDIT: To give the Sanders campaign their due, they've taken a step or two over and above the ritual disavowal. "In an effort to calm down supporters, the Sanders campaign removed a portal from their website that allows supporters to connect with superdelegates. Instead they are encouraging Sanders fans to work on competing for pledged delegates and zero in on the remaining states."

Why is this abuse not a scandal on national TV? Berniebots are always given a pass.

[Wilikon]

https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/716670898510503936

[Wilikon]

Bernie: ‘My Wife Does Our Tax Returns,’ That’s Why They Haven’t Been Released [VIDEO]

http://dailycaller.com/2016/04/03/bernie-my-wife-does-our-tax-returns-thats-why-they-havent-been-released-video/

[Wilikon]

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Condescending berniebot, or worse..

[Spendulus]

Bernie: "People standing in lines for government food rations is a good thing."

[imhttps://i.sli.mg/0pdUOm.png[/img]

https://streamable.com/iv2v

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Not just weird.

I'll defend the guy a bit only because I was/am pissed about Trump's abortion stuff being taken out of context.

It is a legitimate (not necessarily equal to 'correct') argument that it is better in times of famine for a government to have it together enough to keep people alive.  Even Bernie would probably prefer that people's nutritional needs are met adequately without such a construct.

Perhaps not however.  Austerity seems to be a common feature of collectivist societies.  The benefits are that the population develops a reliance on the collective, and more specifically on the organizers of the collective which helps the organizers control them.  In a corporate owned collective, which is the path the world is on at the moment, the owners of the means of production can extract more reward for less product.  What's not to love if you have a lock on the product being rationed (fossil fuel reserves are a prime example.)

You might want to do some reading on Stalin's manipulation of the Ukrain famine, and reconsider this.

[Wilikon]

Bernie: "People standing in lines for government food rations is a good thing."

[imhttps://i.sli.mg/0pdUOm.png[/img]

https://streamable.com/iv2v

----------------------
Not just weird.

I'll defend the guy a bit only because I was/am pissed about Trump's abortion stuff being taken out of context.

It is a legitimate (not necessarily equal to 'correct') argument that it is better in times of famine for a government to have it together enough to keep people alive.  Even Bernie would probably prefer that people's nutritional needs are met adequately without such a construct.

Perhaps not however.  Austerity seems to be a common feature of collectivist societies.  The benefits are that the population develops a reliance on the collective, and more specifically on the organizers of the collective which helps the organizers control them.  In a corporate owned collective, which is the path the world is on at the moment, the owners of the means of production can extract more reward for less product.  What's not to love if you have a lock on the product being rationed (fossil fuel reserves are a prime example.)

You might want to do some reading on Stalin's manipulation of the Ukrain famine, and reconsider this.

Stalin Mass Murder Documentary Ukraine 1933 Exterminations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyIZiRCvqVM