Comments by "Corpsefoot" (@corpsefoot758) on "Who is listening to working people?" video.

  1.  @kitsiewr  Same reason why a certain perverted Jeffrey conveniently happened to take his own life in jail: both Red AND Blue politicians wanted that man gone lol
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  2. I will vote Blue the minute they stop shoving corporate plants into office I like my politicians to be bribe-free, not bought & sold by Wall Street or Big Pharma 🤷‍♂️ For now I’m just staying home. Your move, Democrats
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  3. 1) Always cite evidence for what you claim 2) Name a better candidate than him today
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  4.  @bg9255  Yeah, that’s what I thought. ZERO evidence from you chumps per usual Also, your phrasing doesn’t answer my question about comparing Bernie to the only options we have. So thanks for clarifying you struggled to graduate high school
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  5. You mean unlike Wall Street banks, who never “gambled within their means” back in 2008? So we taxpayers had to bail them all out??🤔
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  6. I would vote third-party even in an “unsafe” district. If Dems don’t want my vote, then they won’t get it
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  7.  @jennyray4698  If Democrats cared enough about my vote, they would fight harder to earn it, by offering candidates who AREN’T owned by Wall Street or insurance companies. If they think I’m going to settle for their corporate stooges instead, they got a rude surprise waiting for them at the ballot box
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  8.  @valmacclinchy  Ask the Democrats, their corporate candidates are a huge factor behind voter disengagement. If they don’t clean up their act, they must not care about democracy after all
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  9. This is the same excuse wheeled out by Democrats every time If Dems cared so much about “democracy”, they wouldn’t nominate uninspiring corporate mascots every election. Long story short: if Dems think I’ll come crawling to every insurance executive or Wall Street banker they mask as a “candidate”, they’ve got another thing coming
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  10.  @artemasward5842  1) Don’t lie about Biden. The only reason he won is because both Klob & Pete were asked by party heads to back out simultaneously in 2020 and support him; otherwise Bernie was mopping the floor 1 versus 1. More to the point, Bernie literally got a standing ovation during a Fox News townhall; show me a SINGLE corporate Democrat who can say the same thing 2) “Most progressive since Roosevelt” is not at all close to “as progressive as Roosevelt”. The bar Biden cleared is DAMN low, and that’s only after Bernie’s wing of the party first pushed corporate plants like Biden for YEARS while he dragged his ankles on student debt, rent evictions, marijuana law etc. etc. 3) I’ll repeat myself, since you’re having trouble understanding me: if Democrats refuse to offer me candidates who aren’t owned by corporations, I am not obligated to vote for any of them. It will be THEIR fault if I stay home in November, and I don’t care if that upsets you If you don’t like it, feel free to go demand that they all stop taking donations from Pharma and Wall Street. I like my politicians to be bribe-free, and that’s final
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  11.  @artemasward5842  There would be no “split congress” under a president Sanders. He would inspire massive youth turnout and use his bully-pulpit to flip all the remaining districts he could. The only reason Biden’s nomination failed to secure a supermajority is because he’s so uninspiring as a candidate, many people just stayed home instead of caring about seats Democrats also lost over 1,000 seats nationwide during Obama’s presidency. If you think that’s all just a coincidence, you’re completely out of your mind
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