Joohan wrote:Torrocca wrote:
>Bernie literally supports democratic worker control in businesses (which is Socialist in nature) and wants to start his presidency off by giving workers 50% democratic representation in businesses (which is a metric fuckton higher than America currently sees), among numerous other policies that'd significantly help the workers of America
>His base is almost entirely made up of working-class people, as campaign donations show, which was the whole point of bringing them up
>This further demonstrates that the American working class is turning toward Socialist and Social Democratic ideas, which is an inherently good thing
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It's really no fucking wonder why you joined in on the right-wing circlejerk about "muh bourgie urban hipster elitist Liberal cabal pretending to be socialist xD" that cropped up in this thread yesterday when you're acting this flippant over me disproving your anecdote about said circlejerk.
From all of what i've read and heard, his support is more from young people than necessarily the working class as a whole. Grad-students and what not, as opposed to working class family people or otherwise, who were reviled for their support of Donald Trump back in 2016
His base isn't made up of the working class as a whole, which I never said it was (though that'd be fucking awesome if it was because that'd be the easiest landslide victory in American presidential history), but his base is almost entirely made up of working-class people of all ages, primarily with the younger generations, but there's still a significant share of older working-class people as well.
