Considering the union is a free to decide who to support, wouldn't you consider this to be harassment?![]()
These were the 'attacks' & 'threats'.
Considering the union is a free to decide who to support, wouldn't you consider this to be harassment?![]()
These were the 'attacks' & 'threats'.
Harassment doesn't mean people noticing your corruption.Considering the union is a free to decide who to support, wouldn't you consider this to be harassment?
Nah, it's a sign that they see Bernie as the leader. At this stage you throw everything at him to drag him down. It will also drag his opponents down in the polls, but it's a calculated risk that's taken.People developed this belief because of how quickly every other candidate with delegates responded when the culinary union's letter about Bernie Supporters came out and the fact that apparently, they've all included a line that says "I stand with..." It's flimsy and I think it's more likely that everyone just saw an opportunity to try and siphon off some union support. But that's the origin of the belief.
Was the decision corrupt?Harassment doesn't mean people noticing your corruption.
People are free to support & people are free to criticize, Bernie, Pete fans & etc get shyt thrown at them all the time, social media in general is filled with snipes..why would you escalate that kind of discussion to 'threats' & 'harassment' for any reason other than arguing in bad faith?Considering the union is a free to decide who to support, wouldn't you consider this to be harassment?
Considering the union is a free to decide who to support, wouldn't you consider this to be harassment?
Nah, it's a sign that they see Bernie as the leader. At this stage you throw everything at him to drag him down. It will also drag his opponents down in the polls, but it's a calculated risk that's taken.
Hillary did it to Obama. Bernie did it to Hillary.
That this happened so EARLY, shows how shook they are and how tough funding might be for them. That's the danger of a candidate like Bloomberg. He has none of those limitations.
What do you call getting you inbox and social media filled with messages that you are corrupt, and get hundreds of calls a day of people calling you and telling you the same?People are free to support & people are free to criticize, Bernie, Pete fans & etc get shyt thrown at them all the time, social media in general is filled with snipes..why would you escalate that kind of discussion to 'threats' & 'harassment' for any reason other than arguing in bad faith?
Exactly, there's nothing to lose.I completely agree with that. But the addition I'd add is they see an opportunity to look more friendly to the union and try and garner some support.
Exactly. Bernie's performance in the first two states is proof positive the revolution is imminent. Why waste time and energy chasing the endorsements of Hillary-lite pols and corrupt unions that will water down the movement? Better to focus on the 100 million non-voters from 2016 and getting them on board.Word I'm told yall got a grassroots bubbling revolution. The fucck yall need Democratic voters for. Do yall own thing.
All I know if I'm currently a registered voter in Penn. I wonder if I should take my ball and go home. It's a swing state....but fucck it.
Agreed that the attack line is contrived. But being called corrupt and incompetent, unless it's true(and even if it is sometimes) will lead to hyperbole.I think you could argue that it's "harassment" but the initial tweet I saw from them complained about being "viciously attacked." If this is what they were referring to, then calling it a vicious attack is a bit of a joke. Maybe I am missing some other thing(s) that happened here.


Exactly, there's nothing to lose.