MSDOS KAPITAL posted:

just chiming to say:

bernie sanders is going to be your next president and husband

PerniciousKnid posted:

Hide from cameras with a qr code mask that links to goatse.

oxsnard posted:

Now just 4 SDEs split with 97% in

Bernie won lol

KIM JONG TRILL posted:

Huh turns out to be what we knew all along, Bernie won by every metric.

Office Pig posted:

Edit: probably my mistake.

Sanguinia posted:

I'm thinking about changing jobs right now, so I can confirm this is the biggest loving mood on earth. The town that I live in is chud central and has literally nothing for me to do and I hate so much about it, but I have security and a good income, and almost 15 grand in savings that I've stashed in just three years, and some things about my work are just the best, so the thought of risking all that is paralyzing as gently caress.

Ague Proof posted:

goethe.cx posted:

50% of the vote? he was never going to

The Glumslinger posted:

Do you understand how a primary works or why these numbers you are using make 0 sense when applied to a general election?

SchrodingersCat posted:

I bet Yang's wife is too! Heeeeeyoooo!

Tip your waitress! I'll be here all week!

FlamingLiberal posted:

There’s always eco fascism

Dapper_Swindler posted:

id take that question to the alt right thread in cspam so as not to go super off topic, but basically its nazis who realize the earth is possibly hosed/getting worse and want to make the habitable parts all white.

Sampatrick posted:

Eco fascism is essentially indistinguishable from regular fascism except in between calling for the expulsion of the sub humans it likes to show pictures of pretty waterfalls

Flip Yr Wig posted:

I dunno if it requires literal industrialized mass murder, but it certainly involves arming the border as the mid latitudes of the globe become literal death traps and using resource scarcity and emissions control as the excuse.

Rad Russian posted:

He already improved democracy by just running.

Uglycat posted:

I ended up at Standing Rock.

Electric Bugaloo posted:

God sometimes it gets really hard to tell the gimmick posters apart from the people who are just actually really weird

LeeMajors posted:

I rage-listen to Citations and Eat the Rich all the time and thus I spend most of my time strengthening my guillotine arm masturbating to daguerreotypes of Karl Marx so

Dante80 posted:

irregardless

Josh Lyman posted:

Bernie is totally gonna make Liz his VP huh

Sir Tonk posted:

Most are saying Harris, which makes more sense if you want to get the establishment on board meaningfully.

Vilgefartz posted:

gosh darn you need a US passport to donate on Bernies website. How i get some money to this man?

DreamingofRoses posted:

If you’re not a US Citizen you cannot. You can phone and text bank though.

Edit: f,b

Antifa Turkeesian posted:

If you’re not an American citizen, don’t risk it because you’ll get him in trouble. Pretty sure you can volunteer to text/call if you’re not American, though.

Mackay posted:

I got stopped from making a donation by the requirements a month or so back, but my partner is a US citizen (but an AU permanent resident). Can we donate using his details?

Paradoxish posted:

Never, ever trust people in these threads to accurately gauge how a debate is going. I've been reading stupid D&D live posting debate threads for like a decade and a half and people always assume their candidate did horrible and always think it's going to be the end of them.

Paradoxish posted:

Warren doesn't matter, though.

The only performances that are remotely meaningful (and that's a stretch given that debates don't matter much anyway) are Bernie's and Biden's, especially going into SC.

Paradoxish posted:

Never, ever trust people in these threads to accurately gauge how a debate is going. I've been reading stupid D&D live posting debate threads for like a decade and a half and people always assume their candidate did horrible and always think it's going to be the end of them.

Ice Phisherman posted:

Ended phone banking, took a nap for a few hours and now I'm here. Talked to a bunch of people in South Carolina to turn out the vote. It was nice. Going to meet up with this cool girl I met through the campaign after SC gets wrapped up and we're going to catch catfish, bread it, grill it in duck fat and make duck fat fries and be decadent while drinking rum and probably talk about communism.

I made a new friend for the first time in a long time and I wouldn't have been able to do it if I hadn't volunteered. Life is pretty cool right now. Thanks, Bernie.

quote:

I'm impressed by her ability to execute. She is detail-oriented and studious. She's released the most detailed policy plans, and I think she may actually have the know-how to actually get things enacted!

ratbert90 posted:

What's worse is that 99% of the voting machines out there run regular computers running old unpatched versions of windows with easily accessible unencrypted hard drives.
If any company came along and made a simple Embedded Linux based board with a proper-TPM it would not only be cheaper, but more secure.

It absolutely boggles my mind how bad voting machines STILL are even after the hundreds of reports about how bad they are.

Djarum posted:

I have been seriously thinking about starting a open source voting software/hardware project. It seems like it would be something that the community could get behind.

TheOneAndOnlyT posted:

I feel like a lot of people ITT aren't appreciating just how absolutely loving terrified centrist/older Dems are about Trump winning a second term. They're picking Biden in droves because he's the "safe" choice to win the general and that's it. I don't agree with voting that way, but I can at least understand it.

TyrantWD posted:

Stacey Abrams will be seen as too black for the general electorate. Kamala Harris is a much more palatable minority to moderates.

Biden is going to go for someone who does well among groups he does poorly with, and he clearly has the black vote on lock. Whoever he picks is going to be someone who does well with young voters.

Armack posted:

We're all upset at the Super Tuesday outcome, and yes, checking out of politics for a while is a good idea for many of us (to the extent we even have that luxury). But the left isn't dead forever, just because Bernie won't be the nominee in 2020, albeit that there is already far too much suffering in the world some of which Bernie would have ameliorated. Meanwhile, if we can use our votes to do a bit of harm mitigation in the general, we should do that while we build (non-elective) power in advance of the next cycle, and the next.

I am fully aware that our country and our species has been running out of time for a long time already. But given the shape of things from here, what else can we really do?