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When Bernie competed against Clinton, I don't think there was anyone pro Clinton. Stuff happened. You could've gone to /r/the_donald. Beside the memes, there w
by ddorian43 10y ago
When Bernie competed against Clinton, I don't think there was anyone pro Clinton. Stuff happened.
You could've gone to /r/the_donald. Beside the memes, there were many threads for each podesta email-leak, linking specific comments/sentences for deplorable dnc doings.
But you instead went to cnn, where it is illegal to think for yourself. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DcATG9Qy_A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DcATG9Qy_A )
Now, it will be the Hillary supporters that need to create new accounts to defend her.
- md_ 10y agoI actually did spend a lot of time passively reading r/the_donald, but as you say, it seemed more into the other side (email leaks, etc) than into Trump's policy proposals or similar. I don't watch CNN. Not a big fan of TV news.
- scrollaway 10y agoYou're doing exactly what both sides have been complaining about: vilifying the other side and making assumptions. And you're doing it to someone replying to you in good faith. Knock it off.
- ddorian43 10y agoI didn't make assumptions, he already said he was reading 'liberal media'. I was trying to say what happened because of that. Knock it off.