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Good statesman work from Bernie here.

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Dr. Midnight Lonevoice1 year ago

Fighting the "oligarchy", of which he chooses to be a part.

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Andy 🇦🇺1 year ago

Burnie is a sellout

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onlyheretoparty1 year ago

“Kids wouldn’t have food so I had to subvert democracy” - Bernie. What a joke.

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Dan 'Thor' Swart1 year ago

In discussing burning it down, two things to consider. First, normally at 250 years in a country, it is burned down or taken over. Second, why would the people in power want it burned down?

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No one1 year ago

Bernie had a great chance to win against Trump. I believe the conversations they would have had running against each other would have raised the economic IQ of Americans for decades to come. Of course the democrats couldn't have that.

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Matternaut1 year ago

Bernie showed his true colors when he endorsed Hillary Clinton after it was proven she stole the seat. Fuck you Bernie, you sellout piece of hypocritical trash!

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Alaric1 year ago

We’d have open borders, defund police, rampant crime, even greater division and DEI, and we’d be completely bankrupt if Bernie had gotten in

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Roger Minnema1 year ago

Dude immediately went to fear mongering after Shultz said why don’t we burn it down. 😂😂😂

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Neshek 🎗🇮🇱1 year ago

@joerogan @martyrmade @piersmorgan @rustyrockets @TuckerCarlson The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people with low ability, knowledge, or experience in a particular area tend to overestimate their own competence, while those with high competence may underestimate their relative skill. Unskilled individuals lack the metacognitive ability to recognize their own deficiencies. Competent individuals may assume tasks that are easy for them are also easy for others, leading them to undervalue their own expertise. The effect was identified by psychologists David Dunning and Justin Kruger in 1999. A podcaster discussing Israel and Palestine can easily fall victim to the Dunning-Kruger effect, especially if: They’ve done limited reading or rely heavily on biased sources (e.g., fringe social media, propaganda outlets). They speak with unwarranted confidence, presenting complex historical and geopolitical issues as simple moral binaries. They dismiss or mock experts, scholars, or primary historical documents in favor of "common sense" or viral content. They lack fluency in the languages, history, legal frameworks (like UN resolutions), or religious contexts but act as if their opinions are fully informed. Dunning-Kruger in this context: Low-knowledge podcasters (that would be you muppets @joerogan @ComicDaveSmith @martyrmade @rustyrockets @piersmorgan @TuckerCarlson) often gain followings because they present information with conviction and oversimplify emotionally charged topics. High-knowledge commentators (@DouglasKMurray @GadSaad) are more likely to express nuance, acknowledge uncertainty, and avoid sweeping claims—which can sound less compelling to casual listeners. Well, there's that and then there's Qatari money as well. We straight through your bullshit.

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RedKromer1 year ago

Bernie is the biggest fraud of them all for Pete’s sake. All you “liberals” fall for communism every time. Dude, he is not a statesman, he is a commie crook. Sorry about your feelings Russell, stop with this garbage. Pray on it. 🤨😑

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