(FB) Republikanernas kandidat 2016?
Black Lives Matter Activists Disrupt Bernie Sanders Speech plus new interview w/one of the ladies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VbHUI1R3IA&feature=youtu.be&t=52s
^^ Inser de inte hur antisemitiskt de beter sig?
Bernie Sanders upplevs som en vit kandidat och är främst populär i liberala delstater med vit majoritetsbefolkning.
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2016/02/the-unbearable-whiteness-of-feelthebern/
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De hatar juden Bernie Sanders också:Lyfter på locket gör han absolut...men hatar inte de där demonstranterna typ alla kandidater utom möjligen Sanders?
Amerikanerna känns ovanligt svajiga i år, känns som det kan gå precis hur som helst och att vi är en evighet från november än så länge. Man kan väl utgå från att läget är lite klarare på onsdag. Lägger inte så stort värde i presidentpolls förrän hösten.
Ja, Hillary vore väl inte den sämsta republikanska presidenten, så varför inte
Amerikanerna känns ovanligt svajiga i år, känns som det kan gå precis hur som helst och att vi är en evighet från november än så länge. Man kan väl utgå från att läget är lite klarare på onsdag. Lägger inte så stort värde i presidentpolls förrän hösten.
Ja, Hillary vore väl inte den sämsta republikanska presidenten, så varför inte
Black Lives Matter Activists Disrupt Bernie Sanders Speech plus new interview w/one of the ladies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VbHUI1R3IA&feature=youtu.be&t=52s
^^ Inser de inte hur antisemitiskt de beter sig?
Bernie Sanders upplevs som en vit kandidat och är främst populär i liberala delstater med vit majoritetsbefolkning.http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2016/02/the-unbearable-whiteness-of-feelthebern/
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Ursprungligen postat av Guillaume Durocher
I have been very struck by the overwhelming Whiteness of support for the candidacy of the archeo-socialist Bernie Sanders to the presidency of the United States of America. This support even extends into Europe among young, hip, English-speaking watchers of the Daily Show.
This Whiteness has been evident in polls and voting. Sanders has done consistently poorly with Black and Hispanic voters as compared to Whites — which does not bode well for him when the primaries shift to states with large non-White populations. Blacks and Hispanics support Hillary Clinton more than two-to-one over Sanders, while Whites are almost evenly split between them. Sanders is absolutely dominating among the young, winning 84% of votes from 17 to 29 year-olds in Iowa. (Feminist Hillary supporters have tried to drive to a wedge between White women and Sanders with the so-called “Bernie bros” meme, but it really has not worked.)
The stark Whiteness of Sanders support was also extremely apparent his “America” campaign ad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nwRiuh1Cug
The ad does not present any political arguments as such, but summons a compelling feeling of home: Rural farms, renewable energy (wind), organic stuff, wholesome families, happy White people, coffee shops, laptops, hipster glasses, old folks dancing, etc, to the tune of Jewish folk rock stars Simon & Garfunkel’s 1960s hippie song of the same name. “Welcome home,” the ad seems to tell its well-thinking White viewers. Yes, welcome to the Whitopia of Organic Communism.
(Incidentally, the obscene comedy show South Park has also been pointing out this White liberal longing for an authentic “home,” which is simultaneously nice and superficially multicultural/multi-class.)
The Sanders ad really struggles to include non-Whites in it (you can only make out a couple of people of color out of hundreds of faces). In response, the Clinton campaign predictably accused Sanders of racism: “From this ad it seems Black lives don’t matter much to Bernie Sanders.”
Ads are projections of what campaign consultants think potential supporters want. And I think they achieved that brilliantly in this ad. (Of course, very few Sanders supporters are aware of just how implicitly White their dream of “organic communism” is . . .) All this very strongly recalls the recent visit California commercial almost exclusively featuring attractive White people doing White people stuff like biking, rock-climbing, camping, and snowboarding.
The Sanders ad very clearly highlights both the idealism and decadence of the more dedicated White liberals. There is an unbearable softness to it all, a world in which everyone will be nice, no one’s feelings will ever be hurt (even by reality . . .), no hard decisions will be made, and everyone will be both physically and economically secure to enjoy their lattes and free WiFi. The world would be so safe everyone may as well be high on marijuana (and many would be).
Of course, Black murderers and Muslim gang-rapists simply do not exist in this mental universe. Neither, for that matter, do Jewish power brokers. (Jews, 2% of the U.S. general population, astonishingly make up all seven of Hillary’s top seven campaign contributors, the odds of this occurring by chance being absolutely infinitesimal.) There is a hopelessly naïve and infantile quality to Sanders supporters.
This Whiteness has been evident in polls and voting. Sanders has done consistently poorly with Black and Hispanic voters as compared to Whites — which does not bode well for him when the primaries shift to states with large non-White populations. Blacks and Hispanics support Hillary Clinton more than two-to-one over Sanders, while Whites are almost evenly split between them. Sanders is absolutely dominating among the young, winning 84% of votes from 17 to 29 year-olds in Iowa. (Feminist Hillary supporters have tried to drive to a wedge between White women and Sanders with the so-called “Bernie bros” meme, but it really has not worked.)
The stark Whiteness of Sanders support was also extremely apparent his “America” campaign ad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nwRiuh1Cug
The ad does not present any political arguments as such, but summons a compelling feeling of home: Rural farms, renewable energy (wind), organic stuff, wholesome families, happy White people, coffee shops, laptops, hipster glasses, old folks dancing, etc, to the tune of Jewish folk rock stars Simon & Garfunkel’s 1960s hippie song of the same name. “Welcome home,” the ad seems to tell its well-thinking White viewers. Yes, welcome to the Whitopia of Organic Communism.
(Incidentally, the obscene comedy show South Park has also been pointing out this White liberal longing for an authentic “home,” which is simultaneously nice and superficially multicultural/multi-class.)
The Sanders ad really struggles to include non-Whites in it (you can only make out a couple of people of color out of hundreds of faces). In response, the Clinton campaign predictably accused Sanders of racism: “From this ad it seems Black lives don’t matter much to Bernie Sanders.”
Ads are projections of what campaign consultants think potential supporters want. And I think they achieved that brilliantly in this ad. (Of course, very few Sanders supporters are aware of just how implicitly White their dream of “organic communism” is . . .) All this very strongly recalls the recent visit California commercial almost exclusively featuring attractive White people doing White people stuff like biking, rock-climbing, camping, and snowboarding.
The Sanders ad very clearly highlights both the idealism and decadence of the more dedicated White liberals. There is an unbearable softness to it all, a world in which everyone will be nice, no one’s feelings will ever be hurt (even by reality . . .), no hard decisions will be made, and everyone will be both physically and economically secure to enjoy their lattes and free WiFi. The world would be so safe everyone may as well be high on marijuana (and many would be).
Of course, Black murderers and Muslim gang-rapists simply do not exist in this mental universe. Neither, for that matter, do Jewish power brokers. (Jews, 2% of the U.S. general population, astonishingly make up all seven of Hillary’s top seven campaign contributors, the odds of this occurring by chance being absolutely infinitesimal.) There is a hopelessly naïve and infantile quality to Sanders supporters.
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Absolut, men jag gillar det, och många andra också. Dessutom kommer han långt bara genom att ta upp hennes s.k epost skandal, eller att hon är köpt av intressegrupper osv. Han har nog några ess i rockärmen.
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