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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: "Stockholm Syndrome" talking points refuse to die(!) [View all]jalan48
(13,797 posts)41. I was upset when I couldn't get Tide with Bleach anymore-it became 'Bleach Alternative'.
I still stayed with Tide though. Over time brands change and then a new one becomes the norm, like political beliefs. Bernie may be the off brand now but what he's talking about is the future of the Democratic Party. He just makes more sense when he talks about millionaires, billionaires, and our corrupt political system.
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It's not Stockholm Syndrome, it is risk aversion. In other words, fear of change.
thereismore
Feb 2016
#5
I have heard many people say they are voting for Hillary simply to keep a Republican
liberal_at_heart
Feb 2016
#12
Not fear of change ... It's more a recognition that the chance of loss are greater ...
1StrongBlackMan
Feb 2016
#28
Oh. I know. I'm suggesting ... No, saying that the writer of that piece is ...
1StrongBlackMan
Feb 2016
#45
The problem with that is that I support Sanders and I made very vigorous objections to that
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2016
#17
counterpunch has always been a joke. it is a favorite of a poster that defends north korea
JI7
Feb 2016
#13
I was upset when I couldn't get Tide with Bleach anymore-it became 'Bleach Alternative'.
jalan48
Feb 2016
#41
today it's "Stay Ignorant, My Friend". 2016- the year "dank meme bros" fucked their candidate.
bettyellen
Feb 2016
#40