Is anyone else glad Bernie "cuckmeister" Sanders didn't win so he wasn't the one tanking the economy and bombing the middle east, tarnishing the reputation of the left?
And how many of you think he wouldn't have caved in and why? he wasn't really opposed to imperialism he alone wouldn't be able to stop an economic collapse with mild reforms.
Noah Bell
Fuck off Holla Forums
Ryder Gonzalez
He was a cuck tho.
John Sullivan
Social democracy don't work unless you have a population with very high labor power, and national control of capital. So yeah Bernie would have crashed and burned
John Torres
Not even Holla Forums, but Bernie was pretty much a huge cuck.
Made me lose most of the respect I had for him.
Oliver Green
He did seem a bit of a pushover tbqh
Joseph Murphy
this. it was embarrassing
Connor Lopez
Who cares…We live in a world where Hilary Clinton is called radical left. Hell…i've seen people online calling bankers radical leftists. Now that Trump is showing he's mroe of the same(no surprises there) i bet he's goign to to start to be called a leftist as well
Easton Gutierrez
hope to fuck you mean "left standing when the music stopped" and not "dude universal healthcare will literally destroy the USA lmao"
Hunter Wilson
Considering who he was up against I have no reason to believe this isn't how it went down.
Isaac Gray
If your gonna degrade yourself with entryism into anything as vile as the Democratic Party, you might as well take one for the team.
Anthony Young
I think it's a definite yes because the thing is with Bernie is that while his economic policy wasn't horrible I think there are so many factors that one he wouldn't able to do what he wants once he won even if the house was all democrats and two every fuck up he could and probably would this nation would of gotten more class cucked than it already is and all we would of heard about is how bad socialism is. It's one thing when a succdem fucks up in Europe because Europeans are not so class cucked that all of them go on about how socialism destroys everything as we can see with the Greek anarchist reaction to SYRIZA or the French anarchist reaction to the labor reforms pushed by the "socialist" party.
Anthony James
Considering half his appearances in the news are shittalking the democrats I think he's actually playing the 4d chess that people say Trump is playing.
Ryder Bennett
this.
>no guise he was this generic term for everybody Holla Forums I and definitely not Holla Forums dislike fuck off
Caleb Powell
*we live in a country
fixed it for you.
Austin White
you forgot to sage, Satan
Adam Clark
you forgot to sage, Satan
Jim eats massive cocks
Tyler Torres
He wanted to increase corporate taxes, that would have probably stifled the economy and inhibit investment. Social Democracy doesn't work.
Wyatt Long
Bernie is too old to make another run for president in 2020 much less make another run. His current criticism of some aspects and figures of the democratic party is designed so that he will hand off the center-left of the party to the preferred candidate in 2020.
I'm leaning towards Zucc since shillary will run again and be just as unpopular.
If he really wanted to damage the dems and drive people towards socialism he would've hit Hil hard and refused to endorse her. Instead he's going to try to keep people involved in the two-party capitalist electoral slave-system of the US well until 2020 (assuming he's still alive) and probably past then.
Bernie's betrayal by Hillary was one of the major factors spurring renewed interest in socialist parties in the US. But, Bernie didn't do it himself but merely played off what was there, and in a way he legitimized the whole spectacle because in the land of McCarthy, Nixon, and Regan (PBUH) defenders of American bourgeois democracy could point to a "socialist" in the race as proof that the system allows different and non-hegemonic views to thrive.
A socialist, mind you, who considered himself "conservative" when compared to Eisenhower.
Juan Rogers
*much less win and govern
Nicholas Bailey
meanwhile in reality: consistently higher growth 1950-1971 neoliberalism doesn't work.