Quote (AiNedeSpelCzech @ 24 Jul 2016 18:34)
You're definitely misremembering. I said that they were unfair but I didn't mind, and then Santara pointed out that I was wrong about that not being against the rules because he's racist.
The main thing to take away from all of this is that the DNC unequivocally and definitively broke their rules of neutrality. Do you have any respect or regard for the rules or principle?
And for the final time, the end result of the nomination process shouldn't have to change for something to be wrong with the process. I'm glad the candidate with the most votes won the nomination, but who is to say the DNC won't tamper with another nomination in the future?
Do you think the DNC should keep their rules of neutrality? Or do you think they should abolish their rules of neutrality and let the DNC openly endorse one candidate and openly undermine another candidate during the primaries? Which do you personally prefer?
Quote (Beowulf @ 24 Jul 2016 18:42)
nah I still think they treated sanders pretty well considering he pretended to be a democrat to reap all the benefits while at the same time making heavy accusations against the people taking care of him
to me he got a lot more benefit than he did mistreatment
pretty much the same as I felt a few months ago
The DNC must remain neutral and not favor one candidate over another one. It's not a difficult concept. "Treating a candidate pretty well" by your definition is not the same thing as neutrality.