HILLARY GROUP POST ---- You know what I'm liking lately?

[OKNancy]

Posters are speaking up. Clinton supporters and even some who don't are now speaking up and countering some of the most egregious statements. There is a small group of loud-mouths here who post the same damn thing over and over.
For a while there, I think some us were sitting back and not mixing it up with the insufferable and obnoxious.
I'm seeing a change.

Good!! Don't just sit back and let them overrun this site.

[hrmjustin]

1. Agreed! We have to challenge the Anti-Hillary stuff.

I challengedz poster who called her "Queen Hillary" .

[OKNancy]

2. I saw that

[hrmjustin]

3. Just amazing that people can post stuff like that on DU.

I get the differing views but not the insults.

[Gothmog]

11. I saw that

Good job

[hrmjustin]

12. Thanks.

I don't think the op expected the reactions she got In all 3 threads today.

[Hekate]

19. So did I

That poster hides behind a supposed lack of familiarity with American English, yet seems to have an amazing grasp of American politics from the deeply negative side.

When asked who exactly she'd like to see run and why, she throws out a few randomized names but no details at all.

[hrmjustin]

20. She called being challenged spam and a f you response to HRC posters as a kind response.

[DURHAM D]

24. However,

sometimes she/he forgets her/his online character and posts complete paragraphs in perfect English and no spelling errors.

go figure...

[hrmjustin]

25. Yes I noticed.

[Cha]

31. I know, mahalo, justin .. that's silly stuff. Like those who call Pres Obama "King Obama"..

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that comes from the rwankers. But, there are those calling him a republican on here and saying there's no difference between Dems and Repubs.. when it's only obvious that's a lazy stupid broad brush.

I was on a jury for one such poster the other night and I voted to HIDE .. it was a 5-2 Hide.. and he subsequently turned into a "named removed".. but, there were two posters who voted to Leave.. and there are many more than that around here who like to spout the "no difference" meme, like it actually meant something.

[guillaumeb]

4. insults are considered arguments by some at DU

Both about politics and religion. And that is a shame because it is difficult to listen when one is screaming insults.

[Cha]

32. +1

[leftofcool]

5. I agree. As well, I refuse to insult Senator Warren or any other newcomer to the primary mix.

It would be so easy to talk about some of the questions I am 100% positive Senator Warren or even Martin O'Malley will have to answer for. But, I am sick and tired of seeing the same dipstick posts about emails, Vince Foster, Whitewater etal...........If we posted some of the shit I have seen about Warren is some of my NA forums, the goddamn sky would fall around here!

[Thinkingabout]

6. I have read the same post time after time, it did not convince me the first time and if

I read it 50 times it will meet with the same result. I am concerned they are not looking for an alternative candidate, just trash talking. I can spend hours talking about Hillary's qualifications, she has made it easy to do. Up with Hillary, down with trash.

[hrmjustin]

7. And some are upset we are challenging them.

One thread did not go well so the same person calls us out in another thread and that is not going well.

[William769]

8. They are turning GD into a cesspool. nt

[NanceGreggs]

9. It's been a cesspool for quite a while now.

First it was the endless Obama bashing, now it's endless HRC bashing - along with a steady supply of Democratic Party bashing.

[Gothmog]

10. You had a a great post on the SCOTUS thread

That was a well done post.

To me, one of the key issues this cycle will be the SCOTUS. Elections have consequences and I really hate to see the type of judges that Jeb or Walker would appoint.

[Cha]

33. These are my issues..

it's about the Environment, and yes the dreaded SCOTUS, Health Care, the Poor(which is a very targeted self interest for me.. and everyone in that situation), Social Security, LGBT, and Voting Rights!, Oh, did I mention the Environment of our Planet?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=6426897

[Hekate]

21. Mission accomplished. Now what it needs is a thorough pump-out and enzyme treatment

[hrmjustin]

13. Just learned calling Hillary supporters paid socks is ok on DU.

[OKNancy]

14. people who say that are just weak

weak arguments and weak-minded.

[hrmjustin]

15. Ths poster was making wild accusations and could not back them up.

It is at the bottom of this thread.


http://election.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=6427981

[OKNancy]

16. "hair on fire"

one of those who make everything soooooooooo out of step with reality.
I'm sure we all know this, but DU means just a little more than squat.
99.9% of the voters don't even know DU exists.

[MoonRiver]

17. That's probably an overestimate Nancy!

Yet, on and on the haters rant, as if they had a vast audience. Guess DU gives them some kind of release for all that anger.

[William769]

22. Maybe we should start using this for the posts that require it.

[OKNancy]

23. saved

[Gothmog]

18. I really do not understand why giving money for disaster relief is a bad thing

The thread on the Clinton Global Imitative makes no sense to me

[Tarheel_Dem]

26. The problem is an "underground" site naturally attracts wannabe anti-establishment types. But.....

above ground there's a much different story emerging, if you discount that outlier Reuters/Ipsos poll. Democrats want Hillary, the "Underground"? Not so much. Despite that, Hillary will be fine, because in a few weeks, this "scandal", like so many others, will be but a distant memory.

[OKNancy]

27. The truth is Skinner never meant "underground" to be anything other

than being underground because of Bush. Skinner and the admins are mainstream Democrats...
( not Elad... he's a Brit)

[Tarheel_Dem]

28. I never knew that about Elad. Mind you, I was an Obama supporter in '08, but any quarrels I may....

have had with Hillary have long since been settled AFAIC. I gravitated toward the Obama candidacy because there was an excitement that I had never felt in presidential politics, but had Hillary won the nomination, I certainly would have voted for her. There's no one opposing her this time that generates the same kind of excitement that Obama and his supporters did.

[Hekate]

30. That's what I always thought.

It was all about the Shrub. The Bush/Cheney cabal was terrifying.

[Thinkingabout]

29. The most important fact is she is qualified. The same GOP who are thinking the

Email will keep her out really pushed W with his two failed companies.

[Tarheel_Dem]

34. Exactly! n/t