I am honestly quite confused by former neighbors who were Bernie supporters. Have spent hours talking to them as they are helping with a house repair project. They hate Illery and Co. They understand DS and believe Rothschild, Soros connections to evil. They work, pay taxes, complain about taxes and maintain a financially stable household. And yet, hate President Trump, believe he is at the root of DS and believe Bernie would deliver them. Been working on talking sense since last October. I just don’t get it how they think that way despite my basically drawing flowcharts in sidewalk chalk. They are Native American, would anybody think that figures in? I mean, I only throw that out because I can’t think of a logical explanation.
Envy. In order to see reality, people need to be willing to admit they were wrong, and to value truth above their own ego.
That’s the only reason I can think of, because Trump is rich, famous, popular, self assured.
Burnie cultivates a different type of persona. Trump IS who he is, and Burnie is a lying weasel faker but some people are taken in by him.
They’re probably just Socialists who don’t self-identify as such. Or even realize they are.
It could. Take a look at that county by county map floating around. Many of those dark blue spots floating in a sea of red dont correlate to any city of significance but do correlate to reservations.
The whys of why that would be true I dont know. I do know that the tribes here and the Dems have been in bed together for a long time. Big kickbacks and special arrangements. Of course, the average indian walking around doesnt necessarily know about those things as most dont pay attention to politics any more than the average American. Maybe theyve bought into race politics that the liberals specialize in. One of the tribes near me has long abandoned their "culture" except when convenient and as a group has been pretending to be inner city blacks for a couple of generations now. Bernbots are often big ecowhackos, many of those in the tribes have bought into the false mysticism of the whole aboriginal living in harmony with nature thing. It could be that if you were to ask them they would tell stories of the social programs they relied on to provide food when they were kids. The wealth redistribution situation buys a lot of loyalty in children. Probably a combination of things.