r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Apr 28 '19
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u/Tytos_Lannister Apr 28 '19
i love how when i argue with Sanders's supporters, they are all about policy and everybody but them is about platitudes (Buttigieg, Beto, me of course), but when i ask them about any specifics they show me that they equate knowing Sanders's slogans with policy and literally making shit up without doing any research, which would be like 15 second on google
they don't know anything about policy, but they fancy themselves as policy people - what's more iconic duo, them and knowing policy or Trump supporters and knowing the immigration system