[Cr33pin]

(08-09-2015 11:27 AM)Lion of Judah Wrote:  

(08-09-2015 09:37 AM)scorpion Wrote:  

I didn't see this thread earlier, so I'll repost what I said in the Trump thread:

I can't emphasize enough how devastating the Black Lives Matters speech shutdown will be for the Sanders campaign. People don't realize it yet, but he's done. He's dead. They just totally killed his campaign. A man vying to be the leader of the free world and Commander in chief of the U.S. military was bullied off his own stage by two fat, shrill young women. He was totally and completely emasculated and left to sulk in the corner. The optics of this were horrible for him. The attacks ads write themselves: "If Bernie Sanders can't even stand up against protestors, how is he going to stand up to Russia, Iran and China?" If the Democratic primary remains close, Hillary will eviscerate him with ads like that in swing states. In politics, the only thing worse than being perceived as unlikeable (Hillary) is being perceived as weak (Sanders). In fact, this event will prove to be so beneficial to Hillary's campaign that I'm almost ready to believe it was orchestrated by pro-Hillary forces explicitly to derail Sanders.

Biden's entry to the race just got more likely, but if he declines to run then Hillary just sealed the nomination for herself. This was really a stunning turn of events. I mean, look at the picture below. He's just done for now. This kind of weakness is appalling in a Presidential candidate, and will not be forgiven, even by Democratic primary voters.

Is he crying?

[Cr33pin]

[EuphoricWizard]

(08-09-2015 01:07 AM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

$1000 says these bitches were paid by Hilary's campaign.

George Soros funds the Black Lives Matter movement. He is one of Hillary's top donators.


http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015.../?page=all

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015...-cutthech/

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...tests.html

[Dusty]

The funny thing is, Seattle is a white and Asian city. It has just about the lowest number of blacks than any major city in the USA. I think only Portland has fewer blacks.

[zaqan]

(08-09-2015 12:45 AM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

How will Bernie handle international matters? The same way he handled these shrill, pointless women - he caved to what they wanted and stood in the back like a good boy.

If he can't handle a woman, how can he handle Putin?

Imagine if this happened with Trump: "Security, drop these whores in the East River." Or, since they're in Seattle, Elliott Bay.

haha Exactly and exactly. Not a Trump supporter, but his dominant frame in the debate is exactly what we need.

(08-09-2015 12:46 AM)Chauncey Wrote:  

When the crowd asked the activists to allow Sanders to speak, one activist called the crowd "white supremacist liberals," according to event participants. Participants also said a Black Lives Matter activist confronted Sanders, stating he needed "to be held accountable".

That is not something you hear everyday.

That is what they are. Do you think SWPLs really care about blacks? Do BLMs care about free college and healthcare?

(08-09-2015 01:40 AM)Ziltoid Wrote:  

There is a buzz that this is possibly related to his stance on Israel/Palestine.

How is BLM even related to that?

(08-09-2015 11:32 AM)Blick Mang Wrote:  

I posted about this phenomena here: http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-48360-...pid1077268

Politics has always been about identity here. Its just that until the 70s, the country was 85% white, 10% black, and 5% other. Now with whites reduced to 65%, the cleavages are more visible.

(08-09-2015 12:43 PM)Dusty Wrote:  

The funny thing is, Seattle is a white and Asian city. It has just about the lowest number of blacks than any major city in the USA. I think only Portland has fewer blacks.

Interesting, I did not know that. I remember seeing subway info in Japanese when I was there once. That must be why they can get so deep into actual socialism like Scandinavia.

[BlueOcean]

(08-09-2015 01:07 AM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

$1000 says these bitches were paid by Hilary's campaign.

That's what I've been thinking.

George Soros is a generous contributor to Hillary's campaign. His funding is behind these blacklives protest groups too. My guess is that Soros and Clinton conspired to break up this speech by Sanders. The protesters shouted down Sanders a few weeks ago at some liberal net roots convention.

[BlueOcean]

(08-09-2015 09:37 AM)scorpion Wrote:  

I didn't see this thread earlier, so I'll repost what I said in the Trump thread:

I can't emphasize enough how devastating the Black Lives Matters speech shutdown will be for the Sanders campaign. People don't realize it yet, but he's done. He's dead. They just totally killed his campaign. A man vying to be the leader of the free world and Commander in chief of the U.S. military was bullied off his own stage by two fat, shrill young women. He was totally and completely emasculated and left to sulk in the corner. The optics of this were horrible for him. The attacks ads write themselves: "If Bernie Sanders can't even stand up against protestors, how is he going to stand up to Russia, Iran and China?" If the Democratic primary remains close, Hillary will eviscerate him with ads like that in swing states. In politics, the only thing worse than being perceived as unlikeable (Hillary) is being perceived as weak (Sanders). In fact, this event will prove to be so beneficial to Hillary's campaign that I'm almost ready to believe it was orchestrated by pro-Hillary forces explicitly to derail Sanders.

Biden's entry to the race just got more likely, but if he declines to run then Hillary just sealed the nomination for herself. This was really a stunning turn of events. I mean, look at the picture below. He's just done for now. This kind of weakness is appalling in a Presidential candidate, and will not be forgiven, even by Democratic primary voters.

The problem with progressives is that they tend to be the most PC-whipped and fem-whipped men who you'll ever meet. Sanders is actually a good guy with reasonable ideas, but he needs some backbone. Letting a bunch of fat women take the microphone and scream inanity is a sign of weakness.

Sanders can take on Wall Street banks and crooked politicians, but he's intimidated by a few tubby angry women. It's bizarre.

Sanders could learn something from Trump.

[Vacancier Permanent]

I also didn't see this thread, so going to post here what I posted in the Trump thread about this incident.

I've rarely seen a more striking contrast than that pic. On one hand, you have 2 worthless thugettes standing with the bravado of Hercules and on the right in the back, an equally worthless and clearly defeated old man completely resigned and sulking at his own powerlessness.

What a tragic scene!

This is a clear call for the Trump to clear all this garbage and steer the Mother Ship America again in the right direction.

(08-09-2015 12:36 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

[CelMasc]

Would have loved to see those cows try this at a Trump speech.

[Dr. Howard]

(08-09-2015 12:16 AM)Fast Eddie Wrote:  

"Thank you Seattle for being one of the most Progressive cities in the United States of America!"

I know it's usually frowned upon here to post articles and videos without a touch of commentary or analysis, but in this particular case I think the irony is so clear that any attempt on my part to put it into words would not do it justice. So I'll just leave off with:

WB the thinner black girl with the long braids and no glasses, she'd be awesome in bed.

[Kingsley Davis]

"Hair hatted hooligans, actin like fool again".

[The_CEO]

Bill C. was good at dealing with stuff like this

[BlueOcean]

(08-09-2015 02:36 PM)The_CEO Wrote:  

Bill C. was good at dealing with stuff like this

Chris Christie is pretty good too.

[Captainstabbin]

One of the protesters:

[Bear Hands]

I thought those big ugly glasses started with white and Asian feminists. Someone should tell her.

[MdWanderer]

(08-09-2015 12:43 PM)Dusty Wrote:  

The funny thing is, Seattle is a white and Asian city. It has just about the lowest number of blacks than any major city in the USA. I think only Portland has fewer blacks.

Most Blacks and Hispanics in the Seattle metropolitan area live in Tacoma, a suburb about 40 minutes south where the housing is more affordable than Seattle proper (similar to the San Francisco - Oakland dynamic). It's known by the locals as "Tacompton" (portmanteau of Tacoma and Compton, CA).

And to the looks of it these girls are mixed race, who probably get their 'activism' from their White hippie mom. Black women in the Seattle are basically invisible in political matters like these in the city.

[Alpharius]

Sanders officially added a racial justice platform on his campaign site this afternoon.

Looks like they actually had an affect and a politician listened to the people demanding change for once. Props to him, his job is to listen to and advocate for the people, and it looks like he listened instead of digging in and watching his poll numbers disintegrate from stubbornness. Unbeknownst to the protesters he was probably their biggest ally in the presidential race beforehand, and he definitely will be from here on out.

https://berniesanders.com/issues/racial-justice/

[samsamsam]

I posted the below question in this thread when some dude got booed for saying all lives matter. I'm still curious what happens (just being curious not trying to start shit - just curious), if both parties ignore black demands.

Will they just not vote, if they are ignored? Can the Dems win without the Black Vote? Can the Republicans win if they get the Black vote but Dems get the Hispanic vote?

http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-49186-page-3.html

(07-20-2015 10:56 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  

tl;dr My question is about can the Democrats win it all, even if they lose the Black vote. It is a random question, just something that popped in my head while watching the news. Not here to disrespect anyone. Just a theoretical question.

Was watching the news and there was a female from the event. And she was going on and on about how they are going to make politicians accountable for black lives. Which I believe do matter, as all life matters.

However, the energy she had was this of someone screaming, pay attention to me.

I remember hearing something about a leader in Chicago was saying that it is no sure thing the Democrats will get the black vote and that any one is welcome to visit and speak with them.

Now I don't blame that guy for trying to shop the black vote, if you have not been getting what you think is the proper treatment, why not see if someone else will address your needs.

After all, the Latino vote is also super important to the Democrats and I don't always see Latino and Black issues as the same.

What all my rambling is trying to say is, the commentator was basically saying, "You need to know our issues and respect us and tell us what you will do to fix racism." But if every political party doesn't have an answer, will the Black vote just not show up? Would they not vote at all? What if both parties choose to say very little, like a form of collusion.

Because it seems the Democrats care more than the Republicans. Also, with the Latino vote and the way the Republicans disrespect them (except for Bush), is there enough Latino voting power to erase any deficit created by African Americans not voting?

[Lion of Judah]

Mulatto Black Lives Matter Seattle chick is Christian fundamentalist; formerly supported Sarah Palin:

http://reverbpress.com/politics/black-li...palin-fan/

[zaqan]

(08-09-2015 08:31 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

One of the protesters:
http://i.imgur.com/Ow6GRTd.jpg

Absolutely WNB under any circumstance.

[Bill Brasky]

I've been in Seattle for about a month now recovering from a surgery. I used to live here about 7-8 years ago.

I've been Tindering and have gotten a glimpse into the meta progressive mentality that plagues Seattle. Never in any other city have I Tindered and seen so many openly pansexual, genderqueer, non-gender observant, non binary, openly feminist girls on Tinder.

There was one profile that actually said verbatum, "must be pro-intersectional feminist" in regards to any potential suitors.

I met up with a buddy of mine that I knew from a study abroad program back in college. He makes great cash and is a really good looking guy. He was lamenting to me over the dating market here.

I've been loading up on vitamins and other supplements to speed up my recovery so I can get out of here quick. Either San Francisco, Austin, or New York. Possibly back to LA but not sure.

[Sombro]

   

[Quintus Curtius]

His big mistake was not having security. Without security, any public figure is at the mercy of the public.

Always, always, always have security if you're a public figure. They keep the riff-raff away from you.

After Montreal, Roosh got security and it was worth every penny.

Because the riff-raff always win in these physical assaults. They can play the victim if you fight back. And even if you fight back, somehow you still look undignified.

[kenny_g]

I have some perspective about the Seattle scene, I have spent some time there both before and after this campaign fiasco.

I read this thread when it started and I was internally echoing the same feelings that the OP, and most posters, had - this is a career killer, how can America actually want a man like this in office when he can be shouted off a stage, where was the security, someone taser these hags, etc etc. I don't want to denounce what other guys are saying or anything like that but I do think some on-the-ground info is actually relevant here: it seems the opposite of what we think should happen has happened.

To date, I have met exactly zero Seattlites who would say anything negative about the incident.

At best, they will say "I wish the Bern had more time to talk" or some such PC bull.

Instead of seeing this event for what it is, a potential world leader's IRL speech/thread derailed by some race trolls, it seemed to me last time I was there that the entire incident has had the opposite effect on Mr. Sanders' campaign, at least in Seattle.

People are stoked, they say that he is "responding to his constituency." They say that he "took the high road." They say that he isn't afraid to "share the stage" etc etc. These are actual Seattle opinions. I know that Washington isn't exactly a swing state, but this is pretty telling of the current political climate in America - or at least neo-lib "we're all okay" America.

They want deference, they want someone to yield to the angry masses, they want someone to cow-tow, they want black people to give them high fives.

Kind of troubling to me that a potential presidential candidate is getting mass appeal for being unable to convey his campaign platforms effectively in a public setting.

Which is a real buzz kill because for all his personal weakness, Bernie Sanders seems to have a refreshing opinion on corporate America's stranglehold on the country's political climate.

[KorbenDallas]

Honestly, I wouldn't care if Sanders won.

It would kinda be hilarious watching everything explode on his watch.

America isn't 1917 Russia either. We have guns.

So, it's not like he could force collectivization or like he has the balls to go full tyrant, so, it would just cap off the discrediting of the left.