Remarkable HRC Group Thread
Get a load of the thread below. It features two cartoons sharply critiquing the undemocratic nature of superdelegates. And the HRC supporters love them. Either they aren't understanding the artists' intent (which is bad), or they understand the artists' intent and just don't care (which is worse).
If you visit, it's probably best not to comment: First, out of respect for their protected space (and posting a critical remark over there will probably get you banned from the group); and second, because I'm interested in any new posts they may add to the thread.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1107&pid=97798
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... who was gloating in the fact that, counting superdelegates, HRC has gotten more delegates than Sanders from Wyoming, despite the fact that Sanders beat Clinton handily in the popular vote.
I don't know, but I like to think that if the shoe was on the other foot, I might feel a pang of conscience about the subversion of the democratic will. Clearly, this poster felt no such pang.
By the way, Ocelot, thank you for offering good advice the other day regarding my Vatican conference post.
My name for the thread was "The 'Yup!' Heard 'Round the World!" 
They were just outraged over that "Yup!" I mean, outraged! In the end, it made a lot of the HRC supporters look quite petty. I have to think some of that outrage was being ginned up as a way to take attention away from Bill Clinton's shouting and finger-pointing at the BLM protesters here in Philadelphia, which was a PR disaster if ever there was one.
I checked in at spot #73. 
I hid the group before I could even be banned.
That ~Poof~ of yours made me really laugh. 
That's right, I clap for me.
#199. Gotta update my sig line. 
but i see you were a trailblazer..good for you!
You guys are great. Thanks for making me laugh before bed.
But I also appreciate a good chuckle. So thanks!
I have blocked not a soul on DU, HRC supporter or otherwise, for the very same reason: I don't want to put myself in a bubble and isolate myself from ideas and opinions I may disagree with. It isn't easy to avoid becoming closed-minded, but I do make the effort.
Welcome to DU, by the way! 
Maybe the inability to interpret what is right in front of them explains their undying loyalty to Hillary.
