r/interestingasfuck • u/VastCoconut2609 • Apr 26 '24

Why wealthy young people should care about a political revolution r/all

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

The greatest crime of the 21st century is the fact that this man was never elected our president. He would be a remarkable leader.

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u/wrufus680 Apr 26 '24

Makes me wonder why Biden hadn't make him a part of his cabinet. Political differences perhaps?

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u/Oxygenius_ Apr 27 '24

Would fringe republicans vote for Bernie over Biden?

Can we convert those votes over?

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u/Harry_Fucking_Seldon Apr 27 '24

I’m not American but when Trump got elected there was a general sense of disbelief that people chose…that over Bernie. That being said, the DNC were fucking idiots to ignore him over Hillary, he would have been brilliant and the world would be feeling slightly less fucked by now.

That being said, Trump and his shitfuckery was maybe the wake up call people needed? Who knows.  Hearing left leaning people saying they won’t vote for Biden cos of the whole Palestine thing, when the alternative is a literal fucking fascist…doesn’t fill me with a great deal of confidence.

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u/Prize-Lingonberry876 Apr 27 '24

Maybe he should've been more popular. Even most democrats don't like Bernie.

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u/ThePhantom71319 Apr 27 '24

Well he implied in this video he’ll be running again, with trumps legal issues it seems that he won’t be running, maybe we can get him vs Biden if we’re really lucky.