Comments by "DynamicWorlds" (@dynamicworlds1) on "Bernie Campaign Slams 'Corporate Media' In CNN Interview" video.

  1. The 1st debates pretty clearly showed, to anyone able to read between the lines and notice favorable treatment, that Warren is the establishment's real intended candidate in this race. Biden and the other chaff are just the opener. They want another faux progressive to defeat Bernie and either loose to Trump ("proving" that progressivism can't defeat Trump and his reactionary ilk) or win and become an Obama 2.0, "fighting" the GOP and just "having to compromise" all the way to their position on most issues while they slide further right. Warren herself has only shown a real interest in change in-so-far as it keeps the current status-quo from destroying itself. Dispite her rhetoric, that doesn't make her a progressive. That makes her a liberal conservative, and mildly right wing. How well did Obama work out last time? Normalizing most of the bad things from the previous administration, dirrecting the energy of the left down dead-end alleys to stab us in the back, and give us a bad name, paving the way for a yet more extreme right wing demogogue than the one he replaced. #HindsightIs2020 #Bernie2020 Accept no substitutes
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  2. Also, WallStreet is starting to look favorably on Warren. What does that tell you when the thing she was mainly liked by the left for was banking regulation?
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  3. Either you're dishonest enough to be ok with it, dense enough to not realize it, or you're fired/sidelined. That is how corporate "news" media works.
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  4.  @sekhmara8590  Biden is their ideal choice, but they don't have any real hope of that. Their intent is to push Warren and are clearly setting her up for that and using Biden to make her look more left by comparison.
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  5. So make it closer to an actual debate rather than a curated question-and-answer session?
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  6. The corporate media is financially driven to hire either people willing to distort the truth for their job or those who are too dense to realize that the metaphorical water fountain is full of koolaid. It really doesn't matter which an individual host is in the final outcome unless a given host wakes up to the BS and starts telling truth (and then only briefly before they're shown the door either out of the building or into a closet office).
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  7. The 1st debates pretty clearly showed, to anyone able to read between the lines and notice favorable treatment, that Warren is the establishment's real intended candidate in this race. Biden and the other chaff are just the opener. They want another faux progressive to defeat Bernie and either loose to Trump ("proving" that progressivism can't defeat Trump and his reactionary ilk) or win and become an Obama 2.0, "fighting" the GOP and just "having to compromise" all the way to their position on most issues while they slide further right. Warren herself has only shown a real interest in change in-so-far as it keeps the current status-quo from destroying itself. Dispite her rhetoric, that doesn't make her a progressive. That makes her a liberal conservative, and mildly right wing. How well did Obama work out last time? Normalizing most of the bad things from the previous administration, dirrecting the energy of the left down dead-end alleys to stab us in the back, and give us a bad name, paving the way for a yet more extreme right wing demogogue than the one he replaced. #HindsightIs2020 #Bernie2020
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  8. A primer for those unconvinced: https://youtu.be/34LGPIXvU5M
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  9. Megacorps who's real customers are other megacorps, and the product: access to you, and the narrative they feed you.
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