It's weird watching this from a semi-neutral standpoint. I don't really think either of you are right when it comes to the opinion on Sanders. Probably explains why I have so many problems choosing factions and alignments in games.
not Sanders, the current young self described liberal plurality. Sanders is ok, for the most part. He's a politician, but he's also a person who has a chip on his shoulder, and we need that so badly, someone who wants to fight because something is wrong. But as a professional politician he edges away from certain things that would be immediately unpopular with a large portion of the country, aka the South, like really closely attaching himself to black causes as part of his platform. He needed to be prodded, when a real nigga who walked with the King would have come out with his fists up from day one because that is what is needed. Not backroom meetings and test polling sessions, but organizing and mobilizing the troops. Bernie could raise his fist and get the black vote like
*that*. But at least now he's promising to specifically address the issue instead of putting it under the 'class war' umbrella.
what I'm finding so interesting is the patronizing behavior of...well basically everyone. I'm reading kotaku and there's a fucking article from Hamilton Nolan, "dont piss on your best friend". I'm like...bitch. Seriously I feel like someone of these people need to try and see things from the position of the person they're addressing. They know so much and the protesters and those who would demand more of Bernie know so little, we're attacking the wrong guy and were so misguided, and Bernie is our best friend. How the fuck do they sound? They're completely unaware. They assume they're right, they assume we know it, that we know we're wrong, like children, and need to be admonished. And then the unstated but implicit threat, "white support" hanging in the balance if black people go off their script. Oh really.