Young Women Support Bernie Sanders To Chase Boys

originally posted by: pteridine

originally posted by: CynConcepts
a reply to: infolurker

This is preposterous! Gloria Steinham and Madeline Allbright need to realize that our younger women are more informed voters. This is not the 70s revolution. This is a millennial revolution that is more than genders and races. These feministic women are clueless on how insulting they are to women equality and are more harmful than the masochauvistic men in this world.

How would you define "masochauvistic?" Did you mean "misogynistic?"

Yes, you are correct.

originally posted by: IridiumFlareMadness
a reply to: CynConcepts

"Millennium Revolution" is like an oxymoron.
They're so conformist, they're just doing what they're told.
They couldn't freethink them selves out of a wet paper bag.

This is so insulting, I can't even begin to explain... Stop believing media propaganda about the millennial generation. The millennial generation is actually one of the hardest working generations in a long time thanks to people older than us ruining everything before we could take over.

She later apologized for this statement, although I still find the original speech to be a bit too radical.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

200 years from now it will be known as the cradle robbing socialism. Where one generation consumed all the resources, did not maintain current assets and even borrowed from the future population to redistribute it among themselves.

I hope the old folk are not banking on their house as their nest egg. prices will plummet, a whole generation of people with real wages too low to save for a down payment.
A bunch of college debt for jobs that didn't exist, high school seniors getting pulled into a con scheme. surrounded by every single person saying go to college.

If I was a girl, I would be offended. Its the hip and cool girls that like somebody like Bernie, Bernie was real deal Woodstock, only uninformed girls support Hilary. We have the lottery in South Carolina so that paid for all of my tuition, what is the problem with that paying for education instead of us paying for each others.

Talk about trying to shame a woman into voting for Clinton.

If I was a woman, there is no way I would vote for Clinton after this....especially since Clinton is using Albright on her campaign trail.

If Bernie can only get ONE thing done as POTUS, that being start removing special interests from the government...

I'd call that a win. The GOP/Republicans can block everything else -- but if they try to protect special interests, they'll loose elections themselves.

If Bernie is only a 1-term POTUS that manages to get momentum behind getting money OUT of politics, I'd call that a solid win for the average American.

originally posted by: amazing
Talk about trying to shame a woman into voting for Clinton.

If I was a woman, there is no way I would vote for Clinton after this....especially since Clinton is using Albright on her campaign trail.

I'm trying to imagine being "man-shamed" into voting for someone.

"You're not a REAL MANLY MAN if you don't vote for this guy! You're a traitor to your gender if you don't vote for him!"

Yeah, trying to emasculate me as a voter would have the opposite effect on me ...

I wonder who really cares what an 81 year old feminist thinks?

Certainly not millennials, they are too busy worrying about triggers and micro aggressions. University kids are clinging to Bernie because he just says the things they want to hear, and he means them.

I think Bernie truly and deeply wants to accomplish everything in his platform, I don't think any of it is pandering. I also believe, that he believes he can do it, even knowing what kind of Congress he's going to have to deal with.

Bernie is not a feminist issue. Young women are voting for Bernie over Hillary because women have NEVER liked her period.

It's not a new thing. I saw that interview, poor Bill was trying really hard not to slap her I think.

~Tenth

originally posted by: tothetenthpower

tothetenthpower: I wonder who really cares what an 81 year old feminist thinks? Certainly not millennials, they are too busy worrying about triggers and micro aggressions. University kids are clinging to Bernie because he just says the things they want to hear, and he means them.

He believes he has a solution. Millennial women do not connect with their great great grandmothers idea forms (why would they understand *NOW*) as a different paradigm is presented, that of a lack of jobs available AT ALL to men and women alike (unless a small new boutique business that is under the radar of Federal law impositions; UBER) compared to those 1920 era suffragettes that were simply touting/referencing inequality as a gender based conclusion invented by the patriarchal society one lived within for hundreds of years. Can one tax enough to pay for promises and how to convince others in Congress to jump on board? This is an exciting election.