can someone point out to me all the times Bernie worked with the underprivelged

[wilt the stilt]

actually went in and worked in the community? just asking.

[noiretextatique]

1. Why not use Google?

If you are really that interested. Google Clinton and Haitian garment workers for an example of her working against the poor.

[wilt the stilt]

9. I tried

I couldn't find anything

[TheBlackAdder]

55. If you were serious... But, you are polarized and this is time-wasting opposition research question.

.


Objectivity lacks in every one of your posts, so this is not an honest question.


.

[wilt the stilt]

92. I really couldn't find anything

and I am really good at google. I thought all you bernie people could educate me.

[TheBlackAdder]

100. Well, instead of asking a bunch of internet hacks, email his campaign. They probably won't bite.

[wilt the stilt]

123. i wouldn't trust a campaign

would you trust Hilary's campaign?

[TheBlackAdder]

129. Well, for doing any type of critical analysis, it's required. Not doing it is a dodge.

.


I would have no problems contacting either camp, my daughter meets with both sides and has met both candidates.

As a poli-sci continuing ed student, in my 50's, you need to reach out to the parties to effectively research them.


Whatever they tell you could easily lead you to verify or invalidate their information.

And, if it's wrong, slam them for it.


But apprehensiveness, fear, mistrust, or whatever is not a good reason not to reach out.


.

[Cal Carpenter]

115. "...and I am really good at google."

Your argument from authority is simply jaw-dropping.

[wilt the stilt]

124. I use google every day practically all day

I cold call for a living and I am always finding my targets through some variation off of google.

[2pooped2pop]

2. what the fuck you talking about?

He worked with Congress for years.

[itsrobert]

5. Do you mean congress is the under privileged?

I'm confused.

[2pooped2pop]

161. it was a joke

Surprised u didnt figute that out.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

3. Did you not see his activism photos?

Where he did a sit-in and where he chained himself to a woman to protest segregated housing?

Surely you must have... The WaPo propaganda mill tried to swiftboat him over it.

[wilt the stilt]

10. that was 1963

How about working in the community like Barack Obama.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

13. You asked when he did and I pointed one out...

But as another user pointed out in here you are antisemitic so I'll just stop wasting my breath.

[wilt the stilt]

28. something after 1963

you know 1970's 80's 90's. can you show me?

[karynnj]

75. You rejected my comments on what he did in the 1980s as mayor of Burlington

Yet YOU posted what HRC did in the 1970s.

[DisgustipatedinCA]

95. No sir. Put those goalposts right back where they were.

This one is going to get done honestly, or it's not going to get done. Sit up straight and have the courage to argue your original point. You are not permitted to change your original point.

[wilt the stilt]

43. do you actually live in atlanta?

[wilt the stilt]

49. Hey Georgia

can you please teach me about prejudice please please . i can met you in Norcross.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

68. I'm not gonna divulge where I live nor will I meet...

Who knows how loony you are... Your views on Jews speak for themselves. And on my ignore list you go.

[wilt the stilt]

74. I'll meet you at gwinnstt democratic saturday meeting easy for all to see

as a matter of fact call Diane Bernath who is very involved in the Gwinnett democratic party. her husband and i coached baseball together for about 5 years and horrors he is jewish.

[Separation]

149. This is silly

There are many times as a mayor that he would actually go door to door or just walk the streets and actually get feedback and help those in need.

This would be like if I created a post, "Can you name any time that Hillary hasn't pandered to whoever she is talking to at the moment."

[DanTex]

4. Well, not exactly, but he did record a folk album...

[Blanks]

7. Working for the underprivileged...

Singing, it's a very fine line.

[wildeyed]

21. That was not good.

[beam me up scottie]

6. "I think you are missing America's underlying feelings about northeasterners and how they view "jews

Sander's is an old crusty "jew'. If most of the Sanders supporters don't understand how he would play out there then I think you are missing America's underlying feelings about northeasterners and how they view "jews".

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1059701

I'll have to take anything you say about Bernie with a huge block of salt.

[wilt the stilt]

11. I'll ask it again

can you show me where he actually worked in the community?

[beam me up scottie]

12. ...

[zeemike]

14. Jury results.

On Fri Apr 8, 2016, 09:53 PM an alert was sent on the following post:

"I think you are missing America's underlying feelings about northeasterners and how they view "jews
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1686028

REASON FOR ALERT

This post is disruptive, hurtful, rude, insensitive, over-the-top, or otherwise inappropriate.

ALERTER'S COMMENTS

This member is stalking wilt the stilt by posting an earlier hide of his.

You served on a randomly-selected Jury of DU members which reviewed this post. The review was completed at Fri Apr 8, 2016, 10:01 PM, and the Jury voted 3-4 to LEAVE IT.

Juror #1 voted to HIDE IT
Explanation: No explanation given
Juror #2 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: Sorry, wilt got two antisemitic posts hidden. That's the truth. It's understandable why some people would like to conceal the issue of antisemitism among Hillary's fans at DU, but I won't be a party to protecting bigoted behavior.
Juror #3 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
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Explanation: I think the poster is misleading with the selected quote, making it into flamebait. An opinion can be stated without digging up previous posts trying to discredit someone.
Juror #7 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: Nonsense...that is not stalking and is well within their rights to point it out.

[beam me up scottie]

16. Thanks, it's amazing that some people are more outraged by pointing out bigotry than actual bigotry.

I guess they must have their priorities.

[wilt the stilt]

19. can you please educate me on prejudice

can you please educate me please please please.

[beedle]

83. Do you have a mirror?

Class over, see you on Monday. Bring an Apple.

[zeemike]

30. And sometimes I think that.

Outrage is just a device some people use to shut people up.

[wilt the stilt]

46. can you teach m about prejudice

please please

[delrem]

85. The link to your antisemitic post shows that you know all about it, from the inside.

You ought to take a breather and rethink your mindset because it isn't healthy. Nor is it healthy for DU.

[wilt the stilt]

86. can yu please teach me about prejudice

please please please

[zeemike]

146. I doubt that anyone can teach you anything.

Your mocking tone leads me to that conclusion.

[H2O Man]

142. Thank you for this.

I hate to believe it is true. But you provided definitive proof. Fucking disgusting.

[beam me up scottie]

144. Should have been a ban imo.

Anyone who said something similar about Obama would have gotten the boot and rightfully so.

[Change has come]

156. Does DU no longer ban these types of haters?

I just don't get this place anymore.

[beam me up scottie]

157. One rabidly anti-Semitic, homophobic Hillary supporter was finally banned:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=profile&uid=292436&sub=trans

[SwampG8r]

167. 5montha ago but now they feel deputized

So now i bet she wouldnt have been banned i bet she would be welcomed back given the openness of these feelings here now

[IdaBriggs]

8. I will assume you are sincere.

Start here http://www.macleans.ca/politics/washington/where-sanders-was-king-heading-to-the-heart-of-bernie-land/ with a discussion about his four 2-year terms as Mayor of Burlington (which is when he started being really effective).

It's always best to start the education process slowly. After that we can go into his efforts in the legislature on behalf of the poor and middle class, and efforts on behalf of labor.

[wilt the stilt]

15. no i men where

he went into the community and got his hands dirty. You know like tutoring, anything like that.

[karynnj]

24. He was a hands on mayor in Burlington - and he directly took on issues that helped

people who needed it. http://www.thenation.com/article/bernies-burlington-city-sustainable-future/

[DemocracyDirect]

132. So here is a perfectly good answer.

Yet the OP ignores it and continues asking everyone else.

Shut down the thread.

[reddread]

34. dudes running for President of my United States

and he is about to change our world.

but, you need something more, up front?

How about all those photos people threw their reputations away denying?

He was RIGHT THERE
you pimple.

[reddread]

36. sorry

I was taking you seriously.

[wilt the stilt]

44. where was he

i have never seen him helping people. I like the insult pimple pretty good.

[reddread]

107. lets hear your accomplishments

I think an eruption is about it

[wilt the stilt]

110. I'm not running for office

and why is that relevant.

[reddread]

111. just at the mouth

and those pictures told millions of words,
none of which can slake your empty thirst.

[wilt the stilt]

141. what pictures

not those old chicago pictures

[IdaBriggs]

39. He was an Activist Social Justice Mayor - go read the link I gave you.

He championed housing issues for low income, parks and waterfront for the community instead of a condominium development and worked to not only pass laws, but make sure they actually benefitted the people of his town.

He put his shoulder to the wheel, and actually walked his "rising tide lifts all boats" talk.

You do know that "volunteering in a soup kitchen" is just ONE EXAMPLE of how people involve themselves in helping others, right? Usually because it is low effort/not a full time job.

He made helping others his FULL TIME job, and did it successfully.

Go read. Good luck.

[thesquanderer]

160. Next, are you going to ask for any evidence that he has walked on water?

Why are you asking for proof of something he has never claimed to have done? (If you think he has claimed it, post the quote, and let's see exactly what it is he was talking about.)

If you're looking for proof of his concern about poverty and issues affecting the poor, and things he has done to try to address those things, there is obviously tons of that.

If your big concern is poverty, and you think there is some other candidate who has done more, then by all means, vote for that candidate.

[Nanjeanne]

18. Let's see. I think he tutored on Monday, Wed and Fri from 8 AM to 3 but that was only

during the times when he wasn't in the Senate or the House or as Mayor or in college or when he was protesting segregation.

He may have tutored on his lunch hour when he was making films for the American People's Historical Society

Well he was a Head Start teacher. Perhaps he tutored then.

But he was also working as a carpenter. That was probably when he got his hands dirty.

[wilt the stilt]

25. anytime that he

actually worked in the community. anything? please show me.

[Nanjeanne]

29. Worked IN the community -- or FOR the community?

Because I kind of think being a Head Start teacher might be working in and for the community. But then I also think being Mayor of a city is working FOR the community. But no-he wasn't a community organizer like Obama if that's your point.

[Warren Stupidity]

175. The op is uninterested

[EffieBlack]

119. Actually, many Senators and Congresspersons DO tutor children

The Senate and House participate in some excellent tutoring programs, such as Everybody Wins! and Horton's Kids, where Senators and House Members read with DC's inner-city children once a week. It's real and not for show.

Senator Ted Kennedy used to go to a school once a week to read with his reading buddy, Jasmine. Whenever he couldn't get away from the Capitol because of a vote or hearing, Jasmine went to his office in the Capitol and he read with her there.

Even after Jasmine outgrew the program, Senator Kennedy continue to tutor and mentor her. Jasmine went on to college and graduated from VCU in 2012.

Senator Sanders never participated in any of the Senate or House tutoring programs.

http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr294.shtml

[karynnj]

20. He did a lot on affordable housing as mayor of Burlington

http://www.thenation.com/article/bernies-burlington-city-sustainable-future/

Northgate apartments are very nice and a very close walk to the bike path along Lake Champlain.

[wilt the stilt]

22. no the African American community

in like NYC or Chicago.

[karynnj]

41. There actually is an African American community. Burlington is a refugee resettlement center.

You can see people from either Brundi or Somalia, in traditional dress in the North End of Burlington. There are many children who graduate from Burlington High who were born in places like Brundi, Somalia, Vietnam, Bosnia and other countries. By the way, this started in the late 80s - the time when Bernie was mayor.

Obviously Burlington is not anywhere near the size of Chicago or NYC. However, the question was not what he did for African Americans , but when did he do anything for people in need.

1) There ARE white people who are in desperate need in parts of this country.

2) He was mayor of Burlington -- and it was his job to make Burlington better.

[wilt the stilt]

45. brundi and soamlia

are actually africans. not african americans

[karynnj]

48. They are "NEW" Americans living legally in America as refugees.

Many are now American citizens. Not to mention, doing something for the poor is not limited to doing something for African Americans.

[wilt the stilt]

53. I mean the tough

New York communities.

[karynnj]

56. This is insane - he DID work in Chicago, which was and is a tough town

Possibly tougher than NYC -- and I have lived in the suburbs of both.

By the way, Chappaqua is whiter and far more affluent than Burlington. It would not surprise me if the median house in Burlington was close to the the average of the bottom 5% of Chappaqua houses.

[wilt the stilt]

60. when did he work in Chicago?

just askin'

[karynnj]

76. One area is that south side of Chicago

Not to mention, the point was to desegregate the school system.

[noiretextatique]

51. Well, this is special

They are African Americans when they emigrate here.

[Fawke Em]

105. :(

[Luminous Animal]

23. When he first moved to Vermont, he also spent a lot of time in NYC where he worked

with Head Start.

[wilt the stilt]

26. hen was that

can you verify that or is it just lore. what years?

[Luminous Animal]

27. When he first moved to Vermont, he only lived there part-time and the rest of the

time in NYC where he worked with Head Start.

You can look up the years yourself.

[wilt the stilt]

35. I couldn't find it on google

so I was hoping you people could educate me. How long ago was that?

[Luminous Animal]

57. Educate yourself. I try to make sure I know what I am talking about before

asking people to do all the work for me.

[cherokeeprogressive]

31. Why?

[nichomachus]

32. When was the last time Hillary even talked to a common person

Without being snotty and arrogant?

[wilt the stilt]

38. This is not about Hilary

this is asking an honest question. can you help educate me?

[Marrah_G]

87. Of course it is

The only reason you are trying to tear him down in such an absurd way is because you are trying to fight for Hillary. What you don't get is that by tearing down one of the most liberal, progressive politicians out there you do nothing but make yourself a laughing stock and completely irrelevant to the conversation.

[wilt the stilt]

103. I just want to be

educated on bernie's accomplishments is that so bad?

[EffieBlack]

127. Apparently, it is

You can't even ask a question about Sanders history around here without being attacked.

You're just supposed to take it at face value that Bernie is practically perfect in every way - if you aren't praising him effusively, you are, by their definition, attacking him.

Got it now?

[EffieBlack]

125. Only on Bernie Underground is asking about a candidate's history defined as "tearing him down"

[Bluenorthwest]

172. The company one keeps....the OP's transparency page is full of antisemitic bullshit. Take a look at

just what it is you are endorsing.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=profile&uid=197337&sub=trans

[daleanime]

37. And have you asked the same about Hillary?

I'm sure she hasn't stiffed any waiter/waitress at any of those $10,000 a plate fundraisers.

[wilt the stilt]

40. she has a very good history

of working with Marian Wright Edelman in South Carolina.

http://www.childrensdefense.org/newsroom/cdf-in-the-news/press-releases/2013/honoring-hillary-clinton.htmlhttp://

[noiretextatique]

47. You do know that the CDF considered welfare reform a betrayal

And the Edelman's husband and two others resigned from the Clinton administration because of it, right? Google it.

[wilt the stilt]

59. ?

what office was she holding when welfare reform was passed?

[noiretextatique]

155. None. But if she claims her time as first lady as experience

So do I. No comment of the facts, I see.

[karynnj]

54. If you are going to count something that far back, consider that Sanders protested and worked to

desegregate the Chicago school system. He was a member of CORE. He took a year off from the University of Chicago to do this.

[wilt the stilt]

69. 1963

only 50 years ago.

[karynnj]

72. HRC did her things in the year after she graduated Law school -- about 40 years ago

BOTH are a long time ago.

[Shrike47]

58. You realize she worked as a staff attorney and then a board member? Not hands-on work.

I've volunteered. I've been the an attorney in the same setting. Attorneying was the way to go.

[wilt the stilt]

42. I have been a professional waiter

I know the job well. You don't get tipped at fundraiser. it is an hourly gig.

[SwampG8r]

168. Purity of this bullshit aside and its 100% bullshit btw

I have been in food service since 1976 and waiters always get tip outs even at catered events
Is even so much as one thing you have said here truth?

[jfern]

50. Here

[CentralMass]

52. Here's Hillary in the community getting her hands dirty.

Breaking ground with the down trodden Goldman Sachs executives. They also got about $200 million in tax breaks to help them through their time of need..

[Politicalboi]

61. Probably burying the homeless

At least the dirt looks clean and soft.

[wilt the stilt]

63. This post is not about Hilary

why do you change the subject? please tell me when Bernie worked in the community.

[CentralMass]

65. I was just trying to be helpful.

[wilt the stilt]

73. sorry didn't realize it

[Marrah_G]

93. Your insistence that it's just an innocent question and not about Hillary is amusing

If you were wise you would delete this embarrassing thread.

[Bluenorthwest]

170. If the OP was wise he'd not have a transparency page a mile long and full of hateful crap

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=profile&uid=197337&sub=trans

[Armstead]

62. Flame-bait....f you refuse to see what he has devoted his life to, there's...

no reason to bother answering.

[wilt the stilt]

64. It is a fair question

it is just you have a hard time answering.

[Armstead]

67. I think you are probably smarter than your question

[wilt the stilt]

77. nah not me

I'm just a dumbshit

[Armstead]

79. It's a dumbshit question...but I doubt you're that much of one

[wilt the stilt]

82. not me just a dumbo

[Armstead]

97. Well I'm not going to waste my time trying to pump up your flagging self esteem

Just remember the words of Stuart Smalley

[wilt the stilt]

117. my hero

[dchill]

66. Nothing is more incurable than willful ignorance...

And nothing more indefensible. Speaking in general terms.

[wilt the stilt]

70. can't answer the question

just tell me when he gave of his time.

[LadyHawkAZ]

78. "When did he work in the community?"

"No, that was too long ago"
"No, not that community, this other community"
"No, with black people"
"No, not those black people, these other black people"
"No, not in that city, in this other city"

If you were actually interested in an answer you'd have stopped digging that hole by now.

[thesquanderer]

159. and more...

"No, not FOR the community, IN the community" (post 25)
"No, not people who are out striking and not getting paid, they're not underprivileged" (post 140)

I guess what he wants is a photo of Sanders working in a soup kitchen.

The strange thing is, I don't remember Sanders ever claiming he worked in a soup kitchen. Though considering everything else we know about him, I would not be surprised if he had. He wouldn't necessarily make it a campaign point. It's not like he needs to pad his resume, or needs to establish more street cred regarding his concern for the poor...

[LadyHawkAZ]

173. Presumably a specific soup kitchen

In a specific ghetto, where Sanders walked to work uphill, in the snow, both ways.

With video of the walk.

[nadinbrzezinski]

71. Well here is a nice video (color no less) from the 1960s

Then there is this very rare color photo of him working with Nurses... for silly shit like better wages



That young man looks like the much older one

Your question is misleading and tendentious. But I expect nothing less from you

[wilt the stilt]

80. that is a campaign

photo op. give me a break.something real please or you just can't do it.

[nadinbrzezinski]

90. Son he has walked the line with striking workers for years

And as I said, your question is tendentious... we also know you do not like the old crusty jew.

Once you make those kinds of statements, it is hard to take you seriously.

[wilt the stilt]

140. striking workers to my knowledge

are not the poor communities. Am i wrong?

[Marrah_G]

81. You sound incredibly desperate

[wilt the stilt]

84. desperate about what

I don't understand. I just want to learn more about bernie and I am reaching out to you bernie people to educate me.

[Marrah_G]

89. Desperate and transparent.

and laughable.

[CentralCoaster]

88. Yes. Coincidentally we have hundreds of photos, clippings, anecdotes describing Bernie's works.

Included are documentation of most of his efforts and activities in Chicago, DC, New York City, the Deep South, and in other nations as well as in Vermont.

The pictures are largely from private collections, Bernie's not a publicity hound and we have a lot of first hand narratives from people who stood and worked by his side.

It's remarkable, actually.

To "point out to you all the times" is a ridiculously tall request. We'll be putting out the entire life story soon.

Cheers!

[wilt the stilt]

96. Is it really?

I would think it would be pretty easy. i tried googling and I couldn't find anything newer that 1963.

[CentralCoaster]

108. If the Internet had begun 50 years sooner, you'd have better results.

I've had work published in national and international publications, I keep hardcopies.

But if I look for any of the articles online, I usually find nothing and only find references to those magazines as an index or sometimes as part of a used magazine collection.

But mostly nothing comes up in a Google search.

A Google search will mostly get you news from the last 20 years or fewer.

Have you considered contacting his senate offices or home town library?

Go old school, use library searches like we used to have to for every damned thing. Google doesn't do it all.

[wilt the stilt]

116. his office

would be a campaign

[CentralCoaster]

128. Contact the Fletcher Free Library in Burlington, Reference Desk.

They were a lot of help to us.

Check them out and ask what online collections might be most useful for research.

You might need to buy a subscription, unless you are currently enrolled in college or university.

If you really want to find these things it will take some work.

Unlike the Clintons, Sanders just isn't the type to write memoirs or books about himself.

There's too much work to do!

[wilt the stilt]

134. actually if you know how to google

and understand search technology it is damn good, i actually sold search technology and Google's algorithm works very well. You have to understand how their search terms work. I cold call for a living and I find all my targets off of some variation of google. the best stuff is about 4 pages down. people pay to be on top but the truly great stuff is much farther down. here is how the algorithm works. paid on top, most viewed after and ranked by viewership. Some of the best stuff is not always viewed.

[CentralCoaster]

143. I don't doubt you. But material created before the Internet is hard to find on the Internet.

Much is available regardless of age, if it's important enough.

But newspapers and magazines are not, typically, archived and cataloged as digital documents.

If they were it would be great, we would be able to find tons of things but we just can't.

[wilt the stilt]

145. actually ton's of things are online

and from way back. You just really know how to use it. It is in the search terms.

[DisgustipatedinCA]

91. Pearls before swine. The bible says don't do that shit.

[delrem]

94. brain dead from start to finish. /nt

[wilt the stilt]

98. personal insults

i did not insult one person even though I have been insulted many times. nice insult buddy

[delrem]

102. Nobody except "jews". /nt

[wilt the stilt]

118. can you please educate me about

prejudice please please please

[Fawke Em]

99. He save their subsidized housing...

http://www.thenation.com/article/bernies-burlington-city-sustainable-future/

[DisgustipatedinCA]

101. He's done nothing. Suggest you find a compulsive liar to vote for instead.

[GreatGazoo]

104. Has Sanders not given a voice to the voiceless and spoken truth to power for years?

Free fish may help the desperate but the fishing pole is the dignity that every humanbeing deserves.

[wilt the stilt]

109. no one ever really answered the question

I have been insulted and told he did things in 1963 but he really has done anything in 50 years. i just don't get it.i thought you people would know.

[reddread]

112. such a loss

but Im sure the ignore bin appreciates you.
I can only hope you were offshored.

[wilt the stilt]

121. would that be offshored

or outsourced. Is that the same?

[GreatGazoo]

113. is there a specific way of helping the underprivileged that you were looking for?

soup kitchen, shelter volunteer, etc?

Does advocacy count because if yes, that should be readily apparent.

[wilt the stilt]

120. advocacy no big deal

easy to say anything. working in the community is real. talk is cheap.

[GreatGazoo]

131. I see this is some kind of game for you. Enjoy.

[Thinkingabout]

154. We know Hillary went into migrant camps to try to get their children in school, she went to south

Texas to register voters, she worked hard to get CHIP passed which provided health insurance to children, she worked to increase education to poor children in Arkansas, there are more and let's not for get the Clinton Foundation who helps worldwide.

I know all of this without using Google.

[SixString]

114. Posts hidden by Jury: 12

[Seeinghope]

122. Worked WITH vs. work FOR. are you kidding me?

You people want to really split hairs. I smell acute desperation here.

What is the difference?

You would prefer that he work at a soup kitchen or a homeless shelter or a social service agency?

Bernie Sanders working in the government with a lifetime record of fighting for the rights of the poor, underprivileged, women and victims of crimes, veterans........ Isn't good enough? His legislation and Amendments have helped "groups" of people.

When you work FOR someone you are their "servant" you are in "service" to them.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

130. Jerry Garcia would tell you that your head in in a stinky hole behind you

you are no friend of The Dead

sad sad sad

[wilt the stilt]

137. and you would know that

because you are a personal friend of Jerry's?

[SoLeftIAmRight]

139. what is that smell

please take a step back

and - if you don't mind - could you look at me while we talk

[wilt the stilt]

147. sure

i know you know Jerry very well.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

148. only worked for the band twice

i was with Luna Tech

lights and pyro - no pyro when working for the dead

now kiss loved the pyro

[wilt the stilt]

150. Honestly I saw them 50 times

including woodstock, Stonybrook in 1969 15th anniversary in Boulder, 20th anniversary at the greek. I was at Red Rocks for 7-8-78 when they did the Werewolve's of london for final encore. in the top 5 shows of all time. first encore terrapin station/one more saturday's night.

I actually think they would approve of this string. The hero worship of Bernie is sickening. if there was ever a band who would not be for this it was them.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

152. you missed their message

worked the summer in yellowstone and jackson in 78

a small village of us came down for the 78 red rocks show
i got sidetracked

i live about 10 minutes from the rocks now

sorry - the dead like old hippies that move to vermont

[Beowulf]

133. The disengenuousness is strong in this one.

[wilt the stilt]

138. what does that big word mean?

[SwampG8r]

169. It means intentionally dishonest

Your pic is right by the definition

[wilt the stilt]

171. what is dishonest?

[Kalidurga]

135. PITA bread is very nice lined with spinach and hummus.

[DemocracyDirect]

136. Flame bait thread.

Don't let them suck all the oxygen from the room.

Many polite and complete answers offered, none acknowledged by the OP.

[juxtaposed]

151. elbows pushes another hit piece.

Another pickup game of B/S, way to go elbows

[elljay]

153. Can I make a suggestion?

Let's all stop responding and ignore him.

[JudyM]

174. X 1000. Yes, thank you, elljay.

[silvershadow]

158. you mean besides serving as their congressman, Senator, and advocate?

I think he once played Santa Claus at an orphans home. SMH

[Yurovsky]

162. Somewhere, a sad bridge sits all alone, missing its troll...

here's one thing Bernie did to help the poor...

HE PAID HIS FUCKING TAXES.

Unlike some who concocted an elaborate tax-evading slush fund to the tune of a few hundred million dollars. Spin all you want, the bottom line is the primary charity served by the CGI is the Clinton family and their closest political allies. All done tax-free, because why pay taxes and help out other Americans, some of whom probably aren't even going to vote for you?

If there were any justice in this world, the whole lot of them would go spend the remainder of their privileged lives rubbing shoulders with the victims of their mass incarceration project. Yes, THEIR mass incarceration project. I'll be goddamed if I'm about to sit here and be lectured by the supporters of a candidate who is a wholly owned subsidiary of Goldman Sachs, and whose husband oversaw the greatest expansion of needless incarceration in American history.

Tell her to pay her taxes and set free the millions her husband enslaved in the penal system.

Then you can make bullshit strawman arguments about Bernie's imaginary lack of compassion for the very people your hero has screwed over for nearly 40 years (and yes, I'll count the victims of the Arkansas death penalty in my scorecard of actual crimes against the poor).

Go sell crazy someplace else...

[Jitter65]

163. Vermont has the 4th highest RATE of incarcerated black in the country. There aren't that many in VT

he could have started there but didn't.

http://www.sentencingproject.org/doc/publications/rd_stateratesofincbyraceandethnicity.pdf

[Yurovsky]

164. It took me less than a minute to uncover your lie...

But then again, why should I expect the supporters of the political family who essentially founded Prison, Inc. to debate with actual facts?

http://www.sentencingproject.org/doc/publications/rd_stateratesofincbyraceandethnicity.pdf

[Yurovsky]

166. Oh, so you went back to edit your falsehood...

Gee, how quaint...

[Vattel]

165. What was wrong with post 50?

[vintx]

176. This OP and the Hillary fans' responses in it

are a strange combination of pathetic and hilarious.

It's actually hard to believe they take their own posts seriously. Maybe they're only pretending to support her to make her fans look ridiculous?

[Daiserflab]

177. Did it ever occur to you

That perhaps the reason his community service is not on Google is because he didn't advertise it for political gain? He is a humble man.

[dr60omg]

178. The word underprivileged is at best a euphemism

But it is also a signifier and a rather horrid one it is actually one of those codes that frame the basis of your argument and the picture is not a pretty one.