Right? It's been interesting to see CNN. It hasn't gone unnoticed by me that Van Jones seems to be the only one on the CNN panel that has some Sanders-related truth to tell. But at least they all kind of just accept that what he's saying is real and actually happening and they don't lose their minds over it. I have no idea what's going on with MSNBC.
This and the fact he never lets others finish a statement are why I'll never watch his show again. I've been wishing he'd be taken off the air for years.
I think it's more complicated than just that, but yeah, Comcast no doubt hates Bernie. Bernie's internet policy is formed from the collective nightmares of big telecom, including breaking up telecom companies and forbidding telecom companies from also providing content by themselves.
But it's not. Bernie would harm their profits and self-interests. Corporate accountants and the many, many on payroll who make way too much to feel ok being taxed properly. Even if some accountant analyst sees the potential for pro-Bernie eyeballs, the hit to advertising, taxation at the corporate and personal level and the very thought of change is more than enough to be a very big line in the sand.
Bernie is a threat to the system. They'd rather have several lifetimes of Trump than 1 term of Sanders.
Looked like he was in physical pain, or constipated, for his entire spiel.
Disagree - he seemed sincere. One man's constipation is another man's contrition.
I guess we'll find out when he does something similar next week.
I said these words, out loud, then scrolled down and saw your post verbatim.
I much prefer a world where people admit they were wrong in doing something over a world where they dig into their shittiness. Whether he was sincere or not we can never truly know - the words themselves were good.
