Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Van Jones: Hillary Set $1 Billion On Fire u0026 Called It A Campaign" video.

  1. How much money did Bernie waste to lose? Meanwhile after he lost he endorsed Clinton and bought a third home.
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  2. Kang, I am just asking a question. Remember, Bernie lost to Clinton. Also, why does Bernie need three homes?
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  3. "With his campaign, he lit a fire in the American people" Not really. They voted in the opposite direction of his policies. " Further, who care's if he has three homes? " It shows he is a hypocrite. While "millions and millions" can't afford one he owns three. One of them was because he inherited a home and sold it to buy a new one. So instead of using that money to help out other people he buys a third home to only benefit himself. He rips on the Walton family for being rich but at least they give people jobs. Bernie does nothing with his money except benefit himself. " He's one of the poorest senators around, and he can spend his money as he pleases. " And rich people can spend their money as they please. "The dude is old as fuck, and has spent his entire life fighting for the people." Sitting in political office and wanting to use force to take from some and give to others is not fighting for the people. He has never produced anything.
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  4. "1 house where he lives with his family in Vermont. 1 house in Washington where he works as a senator and where he has to be every single day. 1 vacation cabin by a lake. Tell me which one of the houses he should give up." Paul Ryan sleeps in a cot in his office in DC. Bernie can give up his DC home. And he doesn't need a vacation home on the beach. He can sell those homes and donate the money to people who need it. But he won't. Instead he will keep it all for himself. He wants everyone else to work and pay their "fair share" while he does nothing. " I thought you guys were all like "American dream baby! Self made man! Go capitalism!"" I have no problem with capitalism. I have a problem with hypocrites.
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  5. Richard Nava, Bernie is a career politician. He will say things to appeal to the emotions of his voting base but when push comes to shove he will side with democrats without question. He is like a chihuahua that barks until the democrats tell him to heal and he stops. What has he done for the people? He writes a book and makes millions off of it. How much of that money did he donate? In fact, why didn't he release it for free? The American Enterprise Institute releases their books for free. Why can't Bernie? When Bernie inherited that home he sold it and instead of donating that money he bought a third home. He rips on the Koch Brothers who donated money to John Hopkins for medical research. What has Bernie done besides run his mouth and side with democrats? " And yes, rich people can spend their money as they please. But they need to pay their FAIR SHARE. Thats it. " Define "fair share"? You do know that rich already pay most of the taxes? They are paying more then their fair share. "You think the rich pay a proportional amount as compared to the rest of the US? They dont. " I agree, they pay more.
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  6. "Ryan is in his 40's and a fitness freak. Sanders is a 74 year old man, I think he can be excused for not sleeping in his office.. " So you are saying Bernie is too old to be doing his job thus he needs to retire. OK "First of all, who are you to say what he does or does not need" As a whole, no one. No who is Bernie to say that rich people have to pay a higher percent of taxes? Or that rich people have to pay a high estates tax. Or that business owners, who actually give people jobs and provide for society have to run their business in a certain way? Who is Bernie to say that? Before you say that Bernie is a lawmaker remember that Bernie is supposed to serve the people, meaning me. I live in a one bedroom apartment. Why does he, a man who is supposed to serve the people, get to own three homes when many don't own one? " Second, it's a lake cabin, not a "house by the beach". " It is a $600,000 home. The median home in Vermont is priced at around $200,000. "3rd it's both his and his wife Jane's, who was president of Burlington college," She was president there, no longer. So want's your point? "But nah, let's shame them for wanting a nice lake cabin to spend holidays with their grandchildren in their old day." He shames rich people for owning nice things and running their business the way they want. Remember, those business owners, no matter how evil Bernie sees them, gives people jobs that couldn't find a job no where else, and offers goods and services to society. Bernie buying a beach home only benefits himself.
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