Comments by "" (@thehumanity0) on "That Time Bernie Eviscerated Fed Chair Alan Greenspan (Ayn Rand Devotee)" video.

@SgtRock420 Bernie has the largest grassroots support, nearly twice as large as Warren's, who the media is saying is now the winner by default because she has been surging lately. Last time pollsters were saying something definitively, Trump won the general. Not to mention there's 4 months until voting, lots of time for Bernie to debunk the MSM narrative and bullshit out there keeping him from overtaking the polls.
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@SgtRock420 In 2016, Bernie went from 0 name recognition and small support to gaining 40 points on Hillary Clinton and almost beating her. Donald Trump was consistently doing worse than Clinton in all polls, it was said it was impossible for him to win and then he won, making everyone in the media look like fools. I would say you're the one who didn't learn anything from 2016. The old playbook doesn't work anymore, you sound like a tone deaf Democratic Strategist who doesn't know how to deal with this new era of populist politics.
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@SgtRock420 Bernie has the most grassroots support and biggest haul in fundraising out of any candidate, double what Warren's donor count is, and probably more than quadruple what Joe's is. Also he's coming in 1st in 3 early primary states. If you want to put so much faith in polling, then I don't know how you can dismiss early primary polls that will dictate the tone of the rest of the election depending on who wins those states. Why the fuck would he "drop out" or be "done" when he's doing so well in all these indicators. You're a fucking moron, your "analysis" is pure fantasy bud.
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Bernie's gotta start putting old clips of himself into campaign ads. It would be such a good strategy to win people over if they see he's been fighting for the right policies all along.
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@SgtRock420 People voted to elect Donald Trump, I think you're getting pretty full of yourself. Don't believe everything you hear on MSM, they tend to be wrong almost all the time.
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I agree. Too many progressives are accepting Yang as an acceptable alternative to Bernie, when Yang believes that we should protect big tech and monopolies that have merged into 'too big to fail' behemoths along with deregulating the market through his plan with sunset provisions. Not to mention the problems with his VAT tax and carbon tax, the only taxes he's proposed that coincidentally happen to be regressive by definition.
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This is also why Yang is wrong about a lot of his beliefs, specifically his VAT tax, choice of UBI vs social programs, protecting big tech and monopolies, and deregulation using sunset provisions.
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Who knew willingly giving all our tech and industrial secrets to China would end up backfiring and cause a jobs crisis in the future? Clearly nobody saw that coming.
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@thenightingale7405 There has been a lot of IT jobs lately because we're in a boom period of a boom bust cycle. Once the penny drops, it will be hard to even get IT jobs. It just so happens to be the one industry where there's enough work that Americans can still get jobs even though there are an astronomical amount outsourced every year to places like India and China. Like I said though, that will change once we're in a Recession and companies can't afford to hire inside the US when they can outsource entire projects to Taiwan for a flat fee of $40.
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@thenightingale7405 Also, he wasn't wrong about those jobs being outsourced. There's more tech jobs outsourced than any other type of job in America. The only reason we still see jobs is because there's so much work in the tech industry, enough to offset the massive amount being outsourced, but as I said earlier, that will shift once we have another Recession. I own a software business btw.
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