I - seemingly like a lot on here - don't particularly find Biden that inspiring. But, on a scale of 1-10, if he managed a 5 or 6, then you come across as more a 2 or 3. It's as though some progressives have chosen to sulk, throw their toys out of the pram and head off down the road to political irrelevance. Or, if you like, electorally speaking its as though they've opted out of the process and chosen impotence. And then wonder why, for many, this is not such a great proposition. Power to the people? Not really - even Sanders has not chosen to listen to their desire not to endorse Biden. Maybe you won't like this message or might find it insulting. But,fuck me, if you as a 'spokesman' for the progressive movement can't even move people on this thread in your direction (some of whom have openly said that they would prefer policies more in line with Sanders than Bidens) then how on earth do you expect progressives to inspire enough movement to win the next election? Which would be your goal, right? Til then, maybe supporting Biden is not such an outlandish idea? Not ideal but what about a vote for pragmatism?
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west didsblue
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Even if he’s lost 90% of his faculties by November he’ll still have 10 times as many as his opponent who you hope will win because of your irrational hatred of Biden and lack of appreciation of the damage Trump will do to the world if he gets another four years.Vote for him all you like.
Just hope he's got all his faculties together come Nov.
It's a long time from now to then.
Bigga
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Whereas his opponent’s faculties are in great shape....tremendous shape, the greatest shape ever (even though nobody looks out for him).
The man wears the crown shitty faculties or not.
It's the challenger that has to take it.
Bigga
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I - seemingly like a lot on here - don't particularly find Biden that inspiring. But, on a scale of 1-10, if he managed a 5 or 6, then you come across as more a 2 or 3. It's as though some progressives have chosen to sulk, throw their toys out of the pram and head off down the road to political irrelevance. Or, if you like, electorally speaking its as though they've opted out of the process and chosen impotence. And then wonder why, for many, this is not such a great proposition. Power to the people? Not really - even Sanders has not chosen to listen to their desire not to endorse Biden. Maybe you won't like this message or might find it insulting. But,fuck me, if you as a 'spokesman' for the progressive movement can't even move people on this thread in your direction (some of whom have openly said that they would prefer policies more in line with Sanders than Bidens) then how on earth do you expect progressives to inspire enough movement to win the next election? Which would be your goal, right? Til then, maybe supporting Biden is not such an outlandish idea? Not ideal but what about a vote for pragmatism?
Biden is seen as the wrong candidate.
Simple, really.
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Yes we all know that.Biden is seen as the wrong candidate.
I’m simple, really.
Bigga
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Even if he’s lost 90% of his faculties by November he’ll still have 10 times as many as his opponent who you hope will win because of your irrational hatred of Biden and lack of appreciation of the damage Trump will do to the world if he gets another four years.
Again, missing the point.
I expect that, though.
Bigga
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Yes we all know that.
How childish.
I'd think nothing more of you.
chesterbells
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The man wears the crown shitty faculties or not.
It's the challenger that has to take it.
He’s certainly acts like a King, you’re right there.
FogBlueInSanFran
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I - seemingly like a lot on here - don't particularly find Biden that inspiring. But, on a scale of 1-10, if he managed a 5 or 6, then you come across as more a 2 or 3. It's as though some progressives have chosen to sulk, throw their toys out of the pram and head off down the road to political irrelevance. Or, if you like, electorally speaking its as though they've opted out of the process and chosen impotence. And then wonder why, for many, this is not such a great proposition. Power to the people? Not really - even Sanders has not chosen to listen to their desire not to endorse Biden. Maybe you won't like this message or might find it insulting. But,fuck me, if you as a 'spokesman' for the progressive movement can't even move people on this thread in your direction (some of whom have openly said that they would prefer policies more in line with Sanders than Bidens) then how on earth do you expect progressives to inspire enough movement to win the next election? Which would be your goal, right? Til then, maybe supporting Biden is not such an outlandish idea? Not ideal but what about a vote for pragmatism?
The poster you refer to is an infant. He speaks for himself and no one else, as is his right. Trump winning would be a victory for him because Biden lost.
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Yep. Don’t for one second believe he would be anything other than thrilled by Trump winning.The poster you refer to is an infant. He speaks for himself and no one else, as is his right. Trump winning would be a victory for him because Biden lost.