Like something out "1984": Hillary ads inundate Idaho caucus goers on all screens and loudspeakers

[brentspeak]

[DanTex]

1. LOL. The same conspiracy theory twice...

[tech3149]

22. LOL! You can't see the insanity of the situation?

Fuck All! Pull your head out of your ass or undergoe therapy to deal with your identity perception cognition defense.

[Avalux]

2. WTF. That's creepy, really creepy.

I have no experience with caucuses, is that sort of thing typical, or even allowed? Hillary's voice.....ew.

[emulatorloo]

9. Sanders ads were aired too.

OP tends to leave out facts.

[Avalux]

10. Thanks. Honestly, I don't like it, no matter the candidate. n/t

[giftedgirl77]

3. Sanders ads were aired as well.

Guess your attention span couldn't hold on long enough to get the full story or more likely it just didn't fit your narrative.

[brentspeak]

4. Bernie's ad was aired once

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As in: One Single Time. And it was short.

Hillary's ad was quite long and was aired in a continuous loop, like something out of dystopian science fiction movie.

[giftedgirl77]

5. Meh, I feel the same way about SOME BS supporters.

Hateful, spiteful little people that are way more dangerous than any republican.

[NWCorona]

13. "little people"

Please come down from your throne.

And it's nice to know you hate us more than the Republicans.

Let me turn my cheek and give you a fresh one.

[giftedgirl77]

14. Just some not all.

If they've accused me of having Stockholm syndrome, maintaining a master/slave relationship, or flat out said I must be ignorant are not held in very high regard.

If you fall into the above mentioned group then yes I will hold them in disdain.

[NWCorona]

18. I can give you that

But still, those were some harsh words.

[giftedgirl77]

19. I tend to have a harsh tounge.

Thankfully over the years I've learned how to refine it, I used to have no filter.

[NWCorona]

21. Me as well

[emulatorloo]

7. Lol "Disinformation" and "Bullshit" describes every single thing you've ever posted on DU

Half-truths, out of context, outright lies.

You Divide disrupt and stir the fucking pot. Put Dems at each other's throats just in time for elections.

Now I see you are accusing others of what you yourself do.

Nobody is going to fall for that. You're the disinformation bullshit machine here, not giftedgirl.

[sufrommich]

11. "Hillary's ad was quite long and was aired in a continuous loop"

Where did you get that information from? Before you answer,keep in mind that we've seen the original facebook post and videos after the last OP made this claim:





http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511562444

[GreatGazoo]

8. The whole thing is bizarre -- balloons ? with everything that has to happen quickly

during a caucus and all the once-every-4-or-8-years gaps in training/management of the process, they have people inflating columns of balloons.

And the Orwell screens...would love to see George Carlin (miss that guy) on

...the difference between a primary and a caucus, you know what the difference between a primary and a caucus is?

(authoritarian voice) In a primary, no one can campaign within 250 feet of the polling place. Your mind is made up. Vote and get out of here!

(childlike voice, wide eyes) In a Caucus you sit in a room with balloons and watch TV. You have to sit there for a long time or it doesn't count, (aside) kind of like a cross between being on 'timeout' and playing a really slow game of musical chairs.



(authoritarian voice) In a primary you count votes and the most votes wins.

(childlike voice, wide eyes) In a Caucus you seat delegates. Here delegate, here is a nice seat for you. Please sit with us. No, sit with US...really we insist.

[senz]

12. That voice over a loudspeaker when you're trying to get something done ...

maybe that's why Idaho went Bernie?

[Agschmid]

16. There are a lot of reasons Idaho went for Bernie...

This video isn't on of them.

Interesting the blatant ageism on display in this video as well.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

17. I guess they could have unplugged the TVs

[jwirr]

20. This was going on all during the caucus? Even when they

were trying to take care of their business? I honestly cannot imagine how they got anything done.

To begin with when you register at the door you have to be able to be able to talk to the people at the tables. Then once the meeting is convened you have to he able to hear what is being said.

IMO there should have been a LOT less racket.