@revelette2,
revelette2 wrote:
So, in the end, it doesn't matter what he say or what he believes in, Bernie supporters are just using their vote as a protest vote one way or another.
No. My vote is precious to me. It represents my wishes. I do with it as i choose. I would never tell anyone else how to vote, and they are wasting breath to try to tell me.
I'll never again vote for the lesser of evils. I'll only vote my conscience. Period.
revelette2 wrote:
If they really believed in his message, they would vote for the one who has the best chance of putting most (or some) of his would be policies into effect; which would be Hillary.
This inane horseshit "reasoning" of yours is laughable. I guess I can't blame you for trying to manipulate me to vote the way you want me to, but really. It is to laugh.
Hillary Clinton is the most notably prolific liar in American politics currently. She's changed position how many times on how many issues? I don't trust her to adhere to ANY of the "concessions" she's made to the left due to Bernie Sanders pushing her lying Republican ass against the wall. She'll backtrack on these things immediately if she wins the nomination. Her comment about Nancy Reagan being an AIDS activist was evidence she was already fishing for Righties a bit early.
Anyone would be a fool to think she will commit to the MYRIAD of policy shifts she's made due to Bernie's influence.
From what I read, this is a widespread belief among Bernie voters. They deserve respect for working their asses off, helping him fight the ******* establishment that is swallowing this country up, funding him legitimately, knocking on doors and running a campaign the honorable way. The way it should be done.
To touch a voting lever for her after rolling up sleeves for a righteous cause would rot my arm off.
Sending Bernie more dough tonight after this conversation.
#feelthebern