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If we are in a place where a woman can not be spoken to in a certain way because of their sex, perhaps we aren't ready for a female president. Isn't that what equality was about?
You always have to get personal. You can't stick to the issues. And you're the one who spent the debate finding random pro-Hillary tweets to spew here as if they meant something. On behalf of the footballguys.com free for all community please cut the crap.squistion said:
you might as well have linked something from the washington times. the post is a shell of its former self
Just Hillary supporters playing whatever card they need to play.
I have never been banned. And I am one of the few non staff posters who posts using (at least part) of his real name. I've been here for 7 years. Who are you? What is going on in your real life that makes you so nasty on this board? You have to be compensating for something. You have alienated many people here with your tone and personal attacks. Your attitude here has not brought any people to your side either.squistion said:
It takes one to know one? Seems like the most parsimonious explanation.
19000 votes and Bernie with 97% of the votes. But Tim says Hillary not only held serve but won the debate. And yet the Trump supporters are delusional.
And it is playing really well because, judging from the initial headlines it has overshadowed what he actually had to say in the debate.
Then that is a tacit implication that she's weak. Is that what we want in leadership?
Its easier to topple governments from afar than to deal with a leader face to face.
That is not how many women have reacted to it, including Joan Walsh who was talking about it on MSNBC.
I explained the podcast sponsors many times. I made about 4 cents per sponsor based on unique listens. I sunk over a thousand dollars into those podcasts with the hopes making it bigger thing, getting it to itunes and making some real money from it. I gave it a shot. It failed but at least I tried. You've cherry picked some things I've said in certain threads from four years ago and missed many other things I said in other threads. I have no idea where you're getting the other stuff. My friend Cronin passed a few years back. I discussed that here as well but I guess you missed that too.squistion said:
Perhaps. If so, then scroll past what I have to say and then I will just be talking to myself.
No one cares but you, you try to derail the convo and eliminate someones point of view by discrediting them. No one cares if he is an alias, if he is trolling, giving false testimony but you. If you think he is not a real person then ignore him and move on. Otherwise let the man speak and the forum will take his opinion without your derailment. Its childish for you to attack him.
That isn't true. Obviously you don't care (hmmm) but many people here don't want to discuss things with posters who use multiple handles.
Then report him, mods will be able figure out if he is an alias. If he is an alias the ip will be banned, otherwise it looks like you are trying to shame someone into silence.
This is a surefire way to make sure Bernie supporters don't back Hillary in general. Hillary is about as tough as they come, she can handle herself without her supporters flashing the "sexist" card or assuming that she is being talked down to because she's a woman. And to accuse Bernie of all people.Not surprising you wouldn't consider it rude.
It was more than that as evidenced by the reaction online and in the media. Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks is hardly an overly sensitive liberal, but mentioned in their broadcast after the debate that Bernie blew it big time with that response to Hillary because he should have known it would provoke a reaction like that. Take a look at the headlines tomorrow morning and you will probably see that my reaction was not atypical.This is a surefire way to make sure Bernie supporters don't back Hillary in general. Hillary is about as tough as they come, she can handle herself without her supporters flashing the "sexist" card or assuming that she is being talked down to because she's a woman. And to accuse Bernie of all people.
We have candidates accusing other candidates of having small ##### and people are taking offense to Bernie saying "Excuse me."
Not bad for your first try, although be aware some of the older folks on this forum don't appreciate this new fangled social media.
Thats what he said, say good bye to bernie. He just insulted the only people voting for him and played right into the democrat narrative of identity politics. He just sank his run playing the same old game of divide and conquer. Bye bernie.
As Bernie and Hillary correctly pointed out, we have like a billion things that we need to spend more money on: infrastructure. Mental health. Education. Energy. Healthcare. The Republicans want to spend more money on the military, and they want to cut taxes. Meanwhile we're 19 trillion in debt already. Neither side has any real way to solve that- we can't even slow down the increase very much. Bernie seems to think taxing the very wealthy will pay for everything and at the same time he wants to make it much harder for them to accumulate their wealth. But while this seems unrealistic, it's not like any of the other candidates have more realistic plans.
She will respond like she did tonight (which is to not visibly react and/or take offense) and will let social media and the political pundits run with it the next day.
