There Is A WAR Being Waged Against The Working Families Of America! Sen Bernie Sanders

November 30, 2010 C-SPAN
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[daguzify]

Jesus was a Socialist.

Everytime this is posted, a Republican dies, pass it on.

[deeppurple28]

If you make less than 200k a year and you vote republican, YOU ARE A MORON!

[esca8652]

@RealTime88 It depends on people's positions on issues or if Dennis Kucinich decides to run again in 2016. I'm probably the only one who likes Bernie Sanders and is saying this but... I'm voting for Ron Paul lol

[RealTime88]

@esca8652 You think he will run in 2016?

[esca8652]

Bernie Sanders isn't running for president :( . So VOTE for ROCKY ANDERSON!

[BlackSaint187]

They can fix this problem but they choose not to

[cybervisionstar]

I've been saying saying this since 1997 and now here this.... These days the tactics used is psychological warfare... Infiltrate your enemies media and State Cities with your own paid subjects to pretend to protest , call them Occupyers, that way the powerless complacency of the middle class won't feel so guilty for not being brave enough to stop the steam roller by making them think " oh, some one is doing something about so they just stay on the couch watching tv or Internet surfing and that

[sheepOG]

Gotta love all the partisan hacks commenting on this video.

[endomorphosis]

@zJLpie77J you are a moron, not every home buying person pools their money into a trust, which is owned by a single person. The average home price gets amortized over 20+ years which does not put them into the 1% category.

[whitepeoplearestupid]

@harveyfeat1 What the fuck are you talking about?

[zJLpie77J]

what senator sanders doens't understand is that in 2007 5,652,000 homes were sold, which means given the average price $327,400 each is 1,850,464,800,000, which is 13% of the economy which would put them in the 1%, you have to remember that is not net income, and a huge amount of people paid more for their house than they sold it, so when you say tax the rich, those are the people that you want to tax, who might be no better off than you

[wangsta25]

Sanders is not promoting a socialist agenda. He wants a mixed economy which contains equal elements of both capitalism and socialism. The U.S. is so far right it labels anything that's not capitalism "socialism." The conservatives in the U.S. want laissez faire capitalism. Sanders just wants to tweak that system a little bit. The conservatives in this country are the extremists. Sanders may be an a "extremist" in the U.S. but in the general political spectrum he's barely even a moderate liberal.