I am not American though I live in the US and I don't have student debt. I probably won't retire in the US either, which means that all the money I pay into soc

I am not American though I live in the US and I don't have student debt. I probably won't retire in the US either, which means that all the money I pay into social security is a donation from me to you. And I grew up in circumstances substantially more constrained than most people here who are complaining about the unfairness of Bernie's proposal. I don't agree with that one bit. The US is the richest country in the history of humanity. It owes its citizens a good life - education, health etc - no questions asked. In fact, it owes that to the rest of the world, since so much of the wealth has been created through the hard work of immigrants :) If I could vote, I would pull the lever for Bernie without hesitation for being the only candidate for the Presidency who truly understands the depth of transformation this economy needs. An America without pain and uncertainty will make the world's problems easier to solve.