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Bernie Sanders defends democrat racists who dont vote for blacks

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Bernie Sanders Says Not All Voters Who Feel ‘Uncomfortable’ With Black Candidates Are Racist
The senator got flak after saying white people who didn’t vote for Andrew Gillum and Stacey Abrams because of their race are “not necessarily racist.”

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) drew criticism Thursday after saying many white voters in the South who felt “uncomfortable” voting for black candidates for the first time were “not necessarily racist.”

The comment came in an interview with The Daily Beast published Thursday, in which the senator discussed the difficulties faced by black gubernatorial candidates Andrew Gillum in Florida and Stacey Abrams in Georgia.

“I think you know there are a lot of white folks out there who are not necessarily racist who felt uncomfortable for the first time in their lives about whether or not they wanted to vote for an African-American,” Sanders told the outlet. “I think next time around, by the way, it will be a lot easier for them to do that.”

....No, no they won't.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...lum-stacey-abrams_us_5be48626e4b0769d24cadd68
 
Boy that is a hard one for Republicans.

Agree with Bernie
Or
Admit they're racist.

I suspect crickets or subject changing will generally be their responses.
 
Soiled Knickers said:
Bernie Sanders Says Not All Voters Who Feel ‘Uncomfortable’ With Black Candidates Are Racist
The senator got flak after saying white people who didn’t vote for Andrew Gillum and Stacey Abrams because of their race are “not necessarily racist.”

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) drew criticism Thursday after saying many white voters in the South who felt “uncomfortable” voting for black candidates for the first time were “not necessarily racist.”

The comment came in an interview with The Daily Beast published Thursday, in which the senator discussed the difficulties faced by black gubernatorial candidates Andrew Gillum in Florida and Stacey Abrams in Georgia.

“I think you know there are a lot of white folks out there who are not necessarily racist who felt uncomfortable for the first time in their lives about whether or not they wanted to vote for an African-American,” Sanders told the outlet. “I think next time around, by the way, it will be a lot easier for them to do that.”

....No, no they won't.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...lum-stacey-abrams_us_5be48626e4b0769d24cadd68
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Bernie is dead wrong. If the color of your candidate's skin influenced your decision then it's racism.
 
ObamacareForever said:
Bernie is dead wrong. If the color of your candidate's skin influenced your decision then it's racism.
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"If the color of your candidate's skin influenced your decision then it's racism."

Horse sh it. Happens ALL the time and "racism" never even enters the conversation.

How many black folks do you thing voted for Gillum, Abrams, even obami JUST because they were black, enough? People who do not follow politics much at all, people who do not vote on personal opinions of policies, people who couldn't tell you what position the candidates took on ANY policies.

People who vote for them BECAUSE of their race. Blacks who blindly vote for blacks to "show support" for other blacks and people of other races wh blindly vote for blacks out of personal shame for not being born black too or out of fear of being deemed a "racist" if they dared to NOT.

All of this blind support based solely upon a candidate's skin color has, does, and will continue to, happen right in front of your eyes and you did not, have not and will not, EVER deem it to be "racism" as you are stating right here, right now.

Try to at least be an honest liberal racist. At least say what you actually believe.

I'll help you out this once, 'K? Just say;
"If the color of candidate's skin is black and you do NOT vote for them it is because it influenced your decision and it's racism."
However;
"If the color of candidate's skin is black and you DO vote for them it is NOT because it influenced your decision and it's NOT racism."

There, I like to help because I care...…….
 
To me, Bernie is just the guy who lost to the gal who lost to the winner....:>)

He can say whatever he wants to, it really doesn't matter.
 
ObamacareForever said:
Bernie is dead wrong. If the color of your candidate's skin influenced your decision then it's racism.
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Tell that to the 97% of black people who vote for black candidates.

It's absolutely racism. Overt racism.

If 97% of white people strictly voted for white candidates like black people do you and your hypocritical ilk would be screaming racism all day long.
 
UPNYA2 said:
"If the color of your candidate's skin influenced your decision then it's racism."

Horse sh it. Happens ALL the time and "racism" never even enters the conversation.
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It is racism. If you are judging candidates by the color of their skin and not the content of the character that is racism.
UPNYA2 said:
How many black folks do you thing voted for Gillum, Abrams, even obami JUST because they were black, enough? People who do not follow politics much at all, people who do not vote on personal opinions of policies, people who couldn't tell you what position the candidates took on ANY policies.
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I don't know what percentage of black people vote for a candidate based on the color of their skin, I would imagine it's a number greater than zero, But I don't know anyone specifically that is doing it.
UPNYA2 said:
People who vote for them BECAUSE of their race. Blacks who blindly vote for blacks to "show support" for other blacks and people of other races wh blindly vote for blacks out of personal shame for not being born black too or out of fear of being deemed a "racist" if they dared to NOT.
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You need to ask the individual why they vote for a candidate, not just make presumptions. It isn't racist to agree/disagree with someone of difference race based on their ideas and character.
UPNYA2 said:
All of this blind support based solely upon a candidate's skin color has, does, and will continue to, happen right in front of your eyes and you did not, have not and will not, EVER deem it to be "racism" as you are stating right here, right now.



I'll help you out this once, 'K? Just say;
"If the color of candidate's skin is black and you do NOT vote for them it is because it influenced your decision and it's racism."
However;
"If the color of candidate's skin is black and you DO vote for them it is NOT because it influenced your decision and it's NOT racism."
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If you decisions is influenced by race then it racism.
You can support/not support a candidate of any race based on their ideas/character/leadership etc, and it has nothing to do with race. That is not racism.
 
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