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Get StartedBernie says white people don't know what it's like to be poor. Bernie of full a shit.
sure doesn't sound like something he'd say.
Well yeah, but poor white people are much more likely to have white relatives or friends with money to fall back on than poor black people do, because as the statistics in the article you link to point out, there are just a lot more white people than there are black people, so it makes it more likely that poor white people will just have more opportunities to fall back on relatives and friends with money, just because there are so many more of them for white people than there are for black people.
It?s just a matter of simple and mathematics and statistics, extrapolated across a population.
That?s what Bernie Sanders meant when he said that.
See human beings are still somewhat tribal, and like people that associate with their tribe. so someone looking to have a positive experience with that tribe might go along with some harmless show of practicing one of their customs while visiting
like Trump putting on Winston Churchill's hat in Merry Old England yesterday, and looking even dopier than Winston Churchill when he did.
So I read the link. The full context here is important, and it's clear (to me) he was comparing the poor white experience with that combined with racism that poor blacks face, after being asked a question about it in Flint, Michigan. From your link:
When it was Sanders? turn to answer, he began by talking about several specific examples of racial discrimination. He then drew a contrast with what whites experience.Someone is full of shit here, but it's not Bernie.
"When you?re white, you don?t know what it?s like to be living in a ghetto. You don?t know what it?s like to be poor. You don?t know what it?s like to be hassled when you walk down the street or you get dragged out of a car," Sanders said.
no, its Bernie. the context changes nothing, he's full of shit. He was just playing to his audience.
You're wrong. The context does matter, and he's not pandering; his positions on race, and poverty, (and pretty much all other political matters) have been consistent for decades.
So I read the link. The full context here is important, and it's clear (to me) he was comparing the poor white experience with that combined with racism that poor blacks face, after being asked a question about it in Flint, Michigan. From your link:
When it was Sanders? turn to answer, he began by talking about several specific examples of racial discrimination. He then drew a contrast with what whites experience.Someone is full of shit here, but it's not Bernie.
"When you?re white, you don?t know what it?s like to be living in a ghetto. You don?t know what it?s like to be poor. You don?t know what it?s like to be hassled when you walk down the street or you get dragged out of a car," Sanders said.
No spine, no backbone
A good thing you posted both of those redundant insults, or normal people might not have been able to understand your moronic post wrapped up as an (pathetic) excuse to insult Michigan Basketball.
It's nice to have you *Ohio folks around to keep the bar low so the Spartys and Muds of the board can feel like they participate as well.
For 40 years, Joe supports the Hyde Amendment. Takes him 24 hours to reverse his position 180 degrees. Convinces me that he never really stood for it at all, and this is not surprising.
He doesn't seem too concerned.
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