Powerful Bernie Sanders ad

a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Don't make me like you!

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Lemme guess, you hate Obama? People always bringing him up. What about Bush? I'm mean hell, if we're gonna bring up failed presidents let's talk about all of them? Stop comparing Sanders to Obama and I'm not going to repeat myself as to why again because I wrote in that post. If you can't understand the difference between the two then I am sorry.

I voted for Obama his first term (the shock!). I do not think he has been a good president, overall, however. I have no reason to "hate" him. In fact, I think he is probably a very good person, strong father, would be fun to hang out with.

I am not comparing the people, I am comparing the message. How many times can people get burned by the same shtick?

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Don't make me like you!

Did we just become best friends? Yep!

a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Look, we all get it. We all were burned by Obama so when the next guy promises change doubt is in the air. Maybe that was his job all along. Clearly presidents are puppets, Bush really taught us that.

Out of all them running he's the only one I truly believe will fight tooth and nail for change, positive change. If he takes office he's got mountains to climb, rough, treacherous mountains, so I won't fault him if he fails, I'll only fault him if he fails to try or gives up.

Fear for his life because an old man looking to take on Wall Street, namely the top Big Banks, is a target. I doubt they'll allow him to run against the GOP let alone try to win the presidency.

a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Damnit I love that movie.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Look, we all get it. We all were burned by Obama so when the next guy promises change doubt is in the air. Maybe that was his job all along. Clearly presidents are puppets, Bush really taught us that.

Out of all them running he's the only one I truly believe will fight tooth and nail for change, positive change. If he takes office he's got mountains to climb, rough, treacherous mountains, so I won't fault him if he fails, I'll only fault him if he fails to try or gives up.

Fear for his life because an old man looking to take on Wall Street, namely the top Big Banks who are very dangerous. I doubt they'll allow him to run against the GOP let alone try to win the presidency.

As your best friend, I must respectfully disagree. Ad is powerful, though.

a reply to: ExNihiloRed

Then I hope he has the chance to prove you wrong.

Every time someone promises unity they create division. Humans are not singular. I get the spirit of the message but I don't think Bernie will be able to accomplish his goals. The last guy to promise everyone a "chicken in every pot..." had the great depression land in his lap 9 months later.

a reply to: Swills

I think you people are either really young or naive to believe this crap he is selling. He won't change anything the elite don't want changed not to mention the things he wants to do to our country are not unifying they are polarizing as in class warfare and gun grabbing.

No thanks, we already had the 'Hope and Change' and it is played out.

Lovely emotion invoking ad! For some people, the only way to get them to take notice is to tug at the heart strings, which this ad does a good job at.

Like some mentioned before, the paradigm is shifting, the people are waking up, realizing it's time to change things. Although the POTUS is just a small step of many, it is the first step for most people to take to change the world around them.

This world will get better, and we all must believe in it ..

Anything that's associated with good old Bernie is "powerful" in the same way my armpits are powerful if I go too long without a shower. It's the kind of powerful that makes you pinch your nose. Bernie stinks!

a reply to: Metallicus

From here on out, I'm gonna ignore any post comparing Obama to Sanders because I already stated why they're different and I hate repeating myself.

Naive eh? With an attitude like yours how can you ever expect change?

a reply to: BrianFlanders

Who do you support? Clinton? Trump? Cruz? None of the above?

a reply to: Swills

You stated they were different so that means they are? Read this...

Seems the only things they really disagree on would be expanding free trade...that's it.

You see, they are very very much the same. Nice ad but nothing more than the 2008 remix of togetherness. How is that working out?

It is more of the same. There are no new policies. He will try to 'restructure' the ACA, tax the hell out of all of us and has a pipe dream of securing offshore accounts to pay for his dreams.

We need growth in our country...not Kumbaya..

a reply to: matafuchs

Again, if you can't see the difference between the two then I'm sorry for you. Comparing Clinton to Obama is accurate, not to Sanders.

I'm done repeating myself. Prove to me how they're the same if you think they are the same.

Difference between Obama and Sanders,

Obama is a dog of TPTB that says what we want to hear while doing instead the bidding of his masters that own him.

Sanders has lived a life dedicated to every word he says, he doesn't just say it, he lives it, and unlike Obama, he spits on TPTB and refuses to be collared by them, no matter what they offer. He stands with we the people unswayed by banksters and big business.

Comparing the two is ridiculous.

a reply to: Swills

Sorry, I forgot to embed this link

presidential-candidates.insidegov.com...

The comparison comes from the beginning of their campaigns, not 7 years in. Obama was the savior. Going to CHANGE the world. Free for everybody. Screw the big guy....look what happened. It happens to all political insiders and I understand. We would probably be the same if in their situation. Sanders is saying what is needed to get elected so he can finally, maybe, pass something that he will feel is major change.

a reply to: Puppylove

Sanders is a lifetime politician. If he has not gotten anything done in his 30 plus than why do we want him in office?

a reply to: matafuchs

Bull#, Sanders has been saying the same message consistently for the bulk of his political career. If he'd just started saying these things this year to get elected you might have a leg to stand on.

This is the same message he's stood by pretty much his whole life. It's not simply vote pandering. If it is, then 30+ years is one hell of a run for presidency.

originally posted by: seaswine
Lovely emotion invoking ad! For some people, the only way to get them to take notice is to tug at the heart strings, which this ad does a good job at.

Like some mentioned before, the paradigm is shifting, the people are waking up, realizing it's time to change things. Although the POTUS is just a small step of many, it is the first step for most people to take to change the world around them.

This world will get better, and we all must believe in it ..

Reading your post creeps me out. You sound like religious fanatic more than a voter.

I find this more and more with you Bern Victims.

"Tug at heart strings"?

Is this Hope and Change 2.0?

Why do guys just keep playing on the role that Bernie is some Savior with magic beans in his pocket like Dumbledore?