Bernie's In

I can't come up with a good reason to say anything positive about someone I dislike so much.

As Max suggested, I won't ask you to say something positive about someone like Dick Cheney or W.

Regarding voting: I have considered what I'll do, and I ultimately decided not to trouble myself with hypotheticals. It's a waste of good energy.

When the nominees have been chosen, I'll get with myself, and I'll be glad to tell you who I plan to vote for then.

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Nice contrast / compare between HRC and The Bern.

I wont read anything lash posts about Hillery and Bernie because I know her "Hillery is a bitch and Bernie is a God" rhetoric is all she is capable of.

Typical condemnation and closed mindedness that I see from people all the time. It is annoying how stupid my peers often are. Where is the empathy? Where is the understanding that we are all imperfect beings? Where is the trying to be a better person?

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Typical condemnation and closed mindedness that I see from people all the time. It is annoying how stupid my peers often are. Where is the empathy? Where is the understanding that we are all imperfect beings? Where is the trying to be a better person?

Empathy is supposed to go both ways, you can't insist on it from other people but refuse to give any yourself. I do

Your stupidity is beyond annoying, Stop listening it's tedious like a drone in the background boo-hoo. Life is too short to listen to idiots repeating themselves over and over again I do variety as well as the rest of the best around here. Despite your massive sense of entitlement you're not owed anything. That is my line buster

If you want people to engage positively with yours' happens all the time and Lash's posts She can do what she wants try writing something interesting for once.Make up you mind, am I an attention seeking troll or am I boring? Oh Wait, you keep responding! Actions speak louder than words idiot.Stick with attention seeking troll, it is Bullshit, but at least it is higher grade bullshit, and it is never too late to get a better game.

In 1877, Rutherford B. Hayes became the first president to make a strong case for universally available public education. “Universal suffrage should rest upon universal education,” he said in his inaugural address, adding that “liberal and permanent provision should be made for the support of free schools.” Hayes, a Republican, didn’t worry that some poor kid might benefit from access to “free stuff,” nor did he believe that the children of wealthy elites should be excluded from the universal nature of the program. For him, education was the basis for full economic and political participation, and full participation was the basis for all prosperity. An education should be available to all regardless of anyone’s station.

You know I love you Izzy, able2know would be so much less fun without you (and yes, I know you still peek at my posts).

I only ask that if you come into a Bernie thread to abuse people... at least say something about Bernie, ok?

Make up you mind, am I an attention seeking troll or am I boring