Bernie Sanders FULL SPEECH at Liberty University (C-SPAN)

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  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2015
  • Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) speaks at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. He did Q&A following his remarks. Watch the complete event here: cs.pn/1EXH2Sy

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  • @averageperson4305
    @averageperson4305 Před 8 lety +747

    Proudly and fearlessly enters the Lions den. A man of integrity.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety

      +average person A demagogic bully tyrant.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety

      ***** And you are so kind and loving, that I am stunned by your sweetness.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety

      ***** Do you really think the govt will be the most efficient health care provider? Do you really not know that no country with socialized healthcare has good access? Do you really want to provide good health care? If so don't you think we should examine our options? Nope. You are just going to insult anyone who disagrees with you, while being self-righteous about how much nicer you are than they. All you socialists are demagogic bully tyrants, aren't you?

    • @bodicea186
      @bodicea186 Před 8 lety +15

      +paulaegraham From all your comments I can only suggest that you find a library very quickly and start reading something other than the bible. Philosophical thought creates enlightenment not religion. As history has proven time and time again.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety

      Bodicea 1 I guess you don't read much philosophy do you? Your diatribe only shows what a small minded hateful person you are. All due respect, I would guess I read more and more widely than you.

  • @ivartornado8442
    @ivartornado8442 Před 8 lety +418

    i am a conservative Christian and I LOVE Sanders. Yes, we may disagree on certain issues but there are way more important issues that are destroying America (poverty, Income inequality, unemployment, etc.). I wish more Christians would wake up, GREED and oppression of the poor are SIN! Our president's job is to run this country for ALL of the people.

    • @hollywoodartchick9740
      @hollywoodartchick9740 Před 5 lety +13

      Agreed! The issues that we disagree on for religious reasons probably should not be part of the political discussion. Those who have to wear their religion as their political platform probably are not serving the people, just trying to attract voters who agree with their religion. Did Jesus not say that wearing one's faith on their sleeve means you have gotten your reward already? That if you would have a relationship with your God, you should go alone into a quiet room, not shout in the street about your beliefs?

    • @chamboyette853
      @chamboyette853 Před 5 lety +9

      Ivar Tornado - I like you man. I like what you said even though I'm not religious.

    • @diannaskare7829
      @diannaskare7829 Před 4 lety +3

      BERNIE WON CALIFORNIA PRIMARY!! GO 2020 BERNIE SANDERS!

    • @doctorfeinstone6524
      @doctorfeinstone6524 Před 4 lety +5

      Sanders himself has said that we have way more in common with each other than we would ever know

    • @jaysonr9890
      @jaysonr9890 Před 4 lety

      Michael Sanchez yeah it does. Have u not read the Bible?

  • @Eon-Blue
    @Eon-Blue Před 8 lety +374

    Republicans are corporate Socialists.
    Bernie is a populist Socialist.
    Pick and choose your Socialist. I think I'll choose the populist. #feelthebern #Bernie2016

    • @WillShawofficial
      @WillShawofficial Před 8 lety +31

      +surrealnumber Did you just make a Hitler comparison? You're not being serious are you?

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety +1

      +Ryan Sandoval False.
      Republicans are Free-Market Capitalists
      Democrats are *Corporate Socialists*
      Bernie is a fascist. Fascists are Populist Socialists who are in favor of crony capitalism, like Sanders favors.
      That makes you a fascist.

    • @jmb3d
      @jmb3d Před 8 lety +21

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW +GreyWolfLeaderTW Why are large PROFITABLE corporations getting paying NO taxes and in some cases getting a REFUND? How is that a free market when they keep passing legislation favoring big corporations? And if Bernie is for crony capitalism then why is he fighting to get money out of politics. Both Reb and Dem love crony capitalism. Those donors sign their checks. Bernie doesn't even have a PAC.

    • @chuckdprince2257
      @chuckdprince2257 Před 8 lety +14

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW You really should quit posting your misunderstandings on sites like this. Socialism isn't Fascist. Fascism is a blend of militarism, religion, corporatism, racism and nationalism. It has always been considered a right wing political ideology that has some elements of populism. Sort of like the modern Conservative movement. Germany, prior to and during WWII, was Fascist...not Socialist. Hitler, as a fascist, socialized nothing. Without the support of independent and free market corporations he would never have been successful. They all made billions on Hitlers wars. Crony Capitalism was rampant in that country and era.

    • @chuckdprince2257
      @chuckdprince2257 Před 8 lety +9

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW Right wing Fascist governments persecuted those who were unlike the majority populations. That included homosexuals, immigrants, Jews, Gypsies and many other non-Aryan, non Christian, groups and races. They opposed abortion and discouraged any method of birth control for German women. Kind of like modern Conservatives, (except for the Jews maybe) Many uninformed, or purposely ignorant, people confuse those radically different systems. Read a book sometime on history.

  • @hardoncollider
    @hardoncollider Před 8 lety +371

    Totally teared up. As a liberal coming from a religious family, I'm all for anybody willing to cross the aisle and bring people together. This is what a president is about. He's not forgetting about any of us. #feelthebern #berniesanders2016

    • @Eon-Blue
      @Eon-Blue Před 8 lety +50

      +JyByrd Jybyrd Interesting. I just studied Democratic-Socialism in Western Europe and it seems to work really well. Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, Finland, Iceland, Netherlands, Luxembourg. They all invest their taxes heavily in education and healthcare. Wow how "evil". You're still stuck in the Cold War, bud.

    • @JukkaKakku
      @JukkaKakku Před 8 lety +25

      +JyByrd Jybyrd There are more colors to that concept than just black and white. Bernie was not lying when he said that the US is the only major country without healtcare as a right or paid maternity leave. This works and has not driven Europe into tyranny or communism.

    • @tecathome
      @tecathome Před 8 lety +5

      +Jukka K Add that they get longer holidays as well.

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety +1

      +Terry Martin *gags
      No, it is not. The job of a President is to faithfully execute the Constitution, not get all "hopey, changey, incusiey" on us.

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety

      +Ryan Sandoval No, it doesn't. All of those countries are dying the slow death of demographic winter. They refuse to reproduce, and are aging rapidly without having kids.
      They also have sluggish economies which pale in comparison to the USs. US GDP stomps them into the ground.
      And their taxes are often *50%* or higher. As question raptor once said, "If slavery is taking 100% of someone's income, at what percentage is it not slavery?"

  • @benjaminbobo6335
    @benjaminbobo6335 Před 8 lety +167

    I love how he says something that you (basically) cannot disagree with, and the camera pans to people with crossed arms and disgusted looks on their faces. Really though? "Feed the poor" -pans to grumpy students.

    • @benjaminbobo122
      @benjaminbobo122 Před 8 lety +26

      So you think people shouldnt have access to education and healthcare? Im not stating they disagree with his policies of how to do it. That I can understand disagreeing with. I dont understand how one could not agree with higher education and healthcare for all in general.

    • @benjaminbobo122
      @benjaminbobo122 Před 8 lety +11

      Also no one believes any of this is free. We're (bernie supporters) are happy to help out those who need it. You might find this thing called The Bible useful in guiding your morals.

    • @brandontorres7557
      @brandontorres7557 Před 8 lety +1

      +Benjamin Bobo The fact is if you all (bernie supporters) were truly happy helping out those who are in need, there wouldn't be a problem. We live in a free constitutional republic as i assume you are aware of. What you all ant is much different than that, you want the government by force come with swat trucks and take what isn't theirs(THI.R.S.)!! That will destroy our economy, just like every other country that has ever tried it. Socialism dose not work! How do you suppose we got to be the wealthiest country on earth as Mr. Sanders so eagerly points out.

    • @benjaminbobo6335
      @benjaminbobo6335 Před 8 lety +11

      First off its democratic socialism... and trump wants to bring in SWAT trucks. And have the most wealth, but yet we have one of the highest infant mortality rates, prison rates and disparity between rich and poor of any major country. Our standard of living is low compared to other democratic socialist countries. Check out sweeeden and noway and the like. Get educated.

    • @brandontorres7557
      @brandontorres7557 Před 8 lety +1

      Benjamin Bobo yea I'm for Rand Paul just btw not trump. democratic anything is dangerous, it is how all major civilizations end up wiping them selfs out. You see in a democracy only the majority have sovereign rights the minority have nothing.(two wolves and a sheep vote for what's for dinner type deal) in a republic we all have sovereign rights. get educated

  • @sian2337
    @sian2337 Před 8 lety +75

    I have a real problem with, so called, Christians who sit there shaking their heads at the idea of helping their fellow countrymen if they fall on hard times. Do they really think, if Jesus came back, he would be on their side of the debate?!

    • @zurzakne-etra7069
      @zurzakne-etra7069 Před 3 lety +4

      Jesus was a socialist who hated the rich.

    • @Hexon66
      @Hexon66 Před rokem

      @@zurzakne-etra7069 They all know that Jesus is a convenient fiction for them.

  • @louisiananlord17
    @louisiananlord17 Před 8 lety +28

    A Jewish sage preaches to a Baptist nursery about the savagery of America. Bernie does speak to me as an American and this man has a great heart and I loved the verse he used from Amos. My brothers and sisters in America it is time we let justice roll down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream!

  • @eoswald203
    @eoswald203 Před 8 lety +279

    I'm glad somebody told these kids…

    • @lipby
      @lipby Před 8 lety +7

      +Evan Oswald Doubt very many of them actually paid the least attention.

    • @eoswald203
      @eoswald203 Před 8 lety +24

      +Robert Slack as a father of 4…you'd be surprised what they hear while pretending not to.

    • @milfordcivic6755
      @milfordcivic6755 Před 8 lety +20

      +Evan Oswald Look at the expressions on their faces - I've never seen such an audience filled with contempt. Too much brainwashing by their school and parents have poisoned their minds.

    • @zzzz1192
      @zzzz1192 Před 8 lety

      +Milford Civic well put.

    • @eoswald203
      @eoswald203 Před 8 lety

      +Milford Civic they are not lost causes

  • @noahborthwick3231
    @noahborthwick3231 Před 8 lety +51

    good job bernie, speak to not only those who agree with you but also those who don't!

  • @rmyoung87
    @rmyoung87 Před 8 lety +107

    I don't think anyone honestly thought he was going to bring the whole crowd at LU to his side. Geez the only reason he's less of an anti-Christ to them is because he isn't black like Obama. That said, it takes political courage to go to a crowd that disagrees with everything you stand for and say "this is what I believe and I'm not going to sugar-coat it nor try to wishy-washy moderate it". Besides, something like this is newsworthy and even in red states there are people voting in democratic primaries. Never a bad strategy, esp. when you have significantly less automatic name recognition. Hillary's strategy is same as in 2008: get the big states an some swing states and home the numbers coalesce.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety +1

      +rmyoung87 You are a hate filled bigot.

    • @chrisdaily4833
      @chrisdaily4833 Před 8 lety +8

      +paulaegraham How are they a hate-filled bigot? Do you even know what a bigot is? Well let me enlighten you. A bigot is
      a person who is intolerant toward those holding different opinions. They didn't make s SINGLE comment that was bigoted OR hate-filled. As long as you're okay with name calling, let me play. YOU'RE AN IDIOT. While they may have used hyperbole, bigotry and hate was never applied. Wow...

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety +2

      Chris Daily Yes, dearheart, a bigot is anyone who thinks that people who are different than him/herself is inferior. So tell me how is this not hateful: "Geez the only reason he's less of an anti-Christ to them is because he isn't black like Obama." In other words they are saying that all Christians are racist and small minded. Or are you really not smart enough to get that?

    • @chrisdaily4833
      @chrisdaily4833 Před 8 lety +6

      Wrong, bigotry is about INTOLERANCE. They weren't being intolerant of any person or group. Don't use big words you can't understand. That statement is hyperbole: exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. Now go away with your dumb self.

    • @neuroticaproductions1834
      @neuroticaproductions1834 Před 8 lety +7

      +rmyoung87
      I wouldn't put them all into one category. I've read a few articles on his speech where quite a few of the university students seemed to give him considerable praise.

  • @djtomoy
    @djtomoy Před 3 lety +26

    This man is such a missed opportunity for America, you’re not going to have someone else like this who could bring people together again in a long time.
    I used to think he was a crackpot nutter but in reality he is incredible and a true inspiration.

    • @valmacclinchy
      @valmacclinchy Před rokem +2

      He's still fighting for the working people, and against greedy billionaires in 2023. He's inspired millions! #NotMeUs
      #Solidarity

    • @John-sg5un
      @John-sg5un Před 11 měsíci

      Thank you for realizing & caring for what Senator Sanders stands for.

  • @JustinBrown1
    @JustinBrown1 Před 8 lety +144

    Impressed by this speech. Took a lot of courage.

    • @diannaskare7829
      @diannaskare7829 Před 4 lety +3

      BERNIE SANDERS 2020

    • @diannaskare7829
      @diannaskare7829 Před 4 lety

      @Bill Wilson MEDICARE FOR ALL~ $29,000.00 EXEMPT; 4% ON ANYTHING ABOVE; UNION CONTRACT THE HEALTH COST COMES BACK TO YOU AS WAGE INCREASE. NOT BOSS; THE BILLIONS SAVED FROM BIDEN'S 1000s OF INSURANCE COMPANIES IN OUR AFFORDABLE CARE ACT WILL GO TO RESEARCH & DISEASE PREVENTION, EDUCATION FOR ALL HEALTHCARE; HOME CARE, VISION, HEARING, LGBTQ, DENTAL, DRUG REHAB., MENTAL>>ALL HEALTHCARE LIKE THE OTHER 33 COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD ONLY BETTER!!

    • @joebrooks3824
      @joebrooks3824 Před rokem +1

      @@diannaskare7829BERNIE SANDERS 2024!

    • @diannaskare7829
      @diannaskare7829 Před rokem

      @@joebrooks3824 I am afraid that Our Bernies time has passed< he should be in his second term right now and this Nation would look and Feel a lot more EQUAL< I would vote for him for sure if he is on the Ballot< BUT we DESPERATELY need a Progressive Leader to Bring ALL Of Us Together and Bernie is Far too Busy now-a-days tho he tries!!

    • @diannaskare7829
      @diannaskare7829 Před rokem +1

      This has Always been Bernie Sanders hon.

  • @merc9nine
    @merc9nine Před 8 lety +17

    I am fighting back tears all day listening to Bernie speak. I have been so disillusioned with the sorry state of the country we live into today, and Bernie Sanders is the only one who gets it. I was ready to give up any hope of reform. What a great human being. You have my vote.

  • @jeremyhorn1005
    @jeremyhorn1005 Před 8 lety +296

    these spoiled kids don't clap even at the most humane and logical statements

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety +7

      +Jeremy Horn You are a hate filled bigot. How do you know that every kid there is spoiled? How do you know that none of them have families that are sacrificing mightily so they can be educated. You don't. You are just a bigot.

    • @SwobyJ
      @SwobyJ Před 8 lety +10

      +Jeremy Horn Not always spoiled. Just often *wanting* to be elite themselves.

    • @DaTurdburglar
      @DaTurdburglar Před 8 lety +23

      +paulaegraham lol "hate filled bigot". Is this the GOP sheeps' attempt to avoid being called bigots themselves? Mabe if they blurt it out first they wont be able to be called out on their bullshit and inhumanity.

    • @ImperviouslyGaming
      @ImperviouslyGaming Před 8 lety +10

      +based jol except if they don't tax the middle class and tax the shit out of the rich. Which was his entire speech, where did you hear him say we want to take more from middle class? majority of his speeches are about how the middle class is and has been failing, and needs to be helped, at the expense of the rich of course because the money needs to come from somewhere. Sorry but the way our economy works, it is rigged for the rich. I feel we should be taxing the crap out of rich people and not be giving these people huge tax breaks like we do today. Businesses with huge lobbying money changing regulations for their benefit like the tobacco industry for example.

    • @ImperviouslyGaming
      @ImperviouslyGaming Před 8 lety +7

      based jol Sorry but in every single year I have been able to vote, there is either no one who wants real change or that person doesn't have nearly enough backing, here is our chance for real change. Not "change" like Obama promised and people believed as you can see in the history of our presidents, we are in a a streak of just constant shit presidents. Spending more and more on war, more presidents and politics being paid off by the wealthiest people in the world. Sorry but this is one of the extremely few times where we have chance to vote for someone who isn't backed by these people who obviously have no care about humanity, these people like Obama who decide its a great idea to spend millions and millions on tactical nukes and invade more countries. Sorry I'll side with the only candidate that won't invade more countries without having a just reason as every war we have done in the past decade has been unjust and bernie agrees and has voted no on the majority of these wars. I'll side with the person who has predicted the destabilization of the middle east and what this war has caused, he predicted it and said it in front of everyone and people just decided to do it anyways, why, because they profited money. This is a man who does not give a fuck about profiting money, he cares about helping people, human beings. Ill side with the man who wants to tax the rich more than other classes instead of giving these people tax breaks on their corporations. Sorry but to me it sounds like you are too scared of change and want to support the continuation of this insanely corrupt system and economy. Good day sir, you vote for what you want at the end of the day, my mind has been made since every other candidate is complete and utter shit and a continuation of the shit that this country has been for the past decade, unfortunately there is no "vote here to not have a shit government and be able to govern yourself and be able to deal with your state problems as a state and as a community".

  • @ChristophProbst
    @ChristophProbst Před 8 lety +264

    Pause at 18:24 and see how the CHRISTIAN students don't support healthcare for the poor. That just blows me away.

    • @PJH-vd7ve
      @PJH-vd7ve Před 8 lety +15

      +ChristophProbst They do. They just don't support government paying for it.

    • @Living20222
      @Living20222 Před 8 lety +53

      +ANTI- COMMUNIST Sanders wants corporations and Wall Street to pay for it. Conservatives don't want that though cause they don't care about anyone except white rich people.

    • @lyleedwards6168
      @lyleedwards6168 Před 8 lety +7

      +ANTI- COMMUNIST , who then pays for it.

    • @EmWarEl
      @EmWarEl Před 8 lety +6

      +ChristophProbst Of course they do. They are not moral monsters. But what they recognize is that standing before them is a man who wishes to empower the federal government by feeding it almost unlimited amounts of money. If you want the poor to have a dollar, hand them a dollar via a low overhead charity. Don't give a dollar to the government so they can waste half of it, keep 25 cents for themselves and then hand a quarter back to the states for poverty relief.

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety +8

      +ChristophProbst *YOU'RE LYING*
      Not just lying, but *CHARACTER ASSASSINATING*.
      We want healthcare for the poor, but not Stalian-styled government controlled healthcare, because few get actual care in such systems due to perpetual shortages, and it becomes a legalized bribery system. Politicians say, "Vote for me, and I'll give you more of other taxpayer's stuff". That's immoral.

  • @JesusGonzalez-or1jh
    @JesusGonzalez-or1jh Před 3 lety +51

    6 years later, these words still induce goose bumps and move me to tears. The profound moral and spiritual crisis we in the USA find ourselves in cannot be overstated.

    • @wildfire9280
      @wildfire9280 Před rokem

      It’s tragic how Dr. King remarked a nation that spends more on military conquest than social uplift is approaching spiritual doom *over 50 years ago.*
      And that same nation has only moved further in that direction.

    • @John-sg5un
      @John-sg5un Před 11 měsíci

      You're exactly right.
      This moves me to tears too.
      Bernie actually truly cares & he's the most caring public servant the U.S. has ever had.
      The system is rigged by the ultra wealthy to only benefit the ultra wealthy.
      We'll never have a fair country or world unfortunately.
      Thank you for supporting Bernie & his efforts for fairness & equality for all.

  • @PJH-vd7ve
    @PJH-vd7ve Před 8 lety +33

    I'm a social conservative. However, I put fiscal issues first. Income inequality is a problem. Clinton does not give two shits. Sanders does, I hope he wins the Dem primary.

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety

      +ANTI- COMMUNIST No it is not.
      Difference in income is not inequality. It is simple valuation of a person's job based on how valuable it is to the economy.
      The job of a computer programmer is worth much more than that of a janitor who cleans the crap out of toilets.

    • @Vivek-zw3ex
      @Vivek-zw3ex Před 8 lety +12

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW no one has an issue with a computer programmer making five times what a janitor makes. What Bernie has a problem with is when there are Wall Street CEOs making 100 times what a computer programmer makes and 500 times their janitor makes, but still pays less of a percentage of income in tax because of loopholes in a system rigged to their benefit.
      There's inequality and there's what we have now, which is an oligarchy. You guys look at calls for a fairer society and in your fox news addled minds, immediately think of the USSR and Stalin. Wake up!

    • @samasoku
      @samasoku Před 8 lety

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW yeah a person is sooo valuable for the economy when he gets born with millions in his pocket because his dad or mother earned billions because of exploiting the bank system. corruption is everywhere and your fantasy is not real, this system cant hold for too long.

    • @presence5426
      @presence5426 Před 18 dny

      And you still would have voted Trump(?)

    • @PJH-vd7ve
      @PJH-vd7ve Před 18 dny

      @@presence5426 Yes. In 2016 and 2020. And I will vote for him again this year.

  • @gamotter
    @gamotter Před 8 lety +422

    18:28 "When we talk about morality, what we are talking about is all of God's children, The Poor, The Wretched, they have a right to go to a doctor when they are sick."
    Camera pans to students looking like they think they should clap because of Jesus, but can't because of their politics.

    • @STARvUCK2
      @STARvUCK2 Před 8 lety +56

      +GregFromCos funny when that level of cognitive dissonance comes to light. People behave in mysterious ways to avoid change. Fear controls us, the wealthy elite have had that figured out for millennia.

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety +5

      +GregFromCos There *is no right* to going to a doctor when you're sick.
      The doctor has a right to be paid for his labor.
      You are in favor of *enslaving* the doctor without pay.

    • @gamotter
      @gamotter Před 8 lety +62

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW Don't be absurd. I don't believe that and neither does Bernie Sanders. So sad that you have to create a total straw man to discredit someone.

    • @jmb3d
      @jmb3d Před 8 lety +14

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW I'd like to see where you are getting that the Dr. would not get paid for services rendered. (But I do have an idea where you got it) I guess when someone has Medicare or VA insurance the Dr. doesn't get paid huh. Turns out we already have a socialist system. Oh wait, government is socialist by definiton.

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety +2

      Jason Brooks
      He doesn't get paid *when the government short-changes him* by offering sub-par payment for his services. This is why no one in Canada becomes a doctor, because it is all debt to become a doctor (eight+ years of college debts) with no payoff because the government is the only buyer of healthcare in town, and it offers crappy payments for services.
      Few doctors in the US take either Medicare or VA insurance because of how low the pay is for working for them.
      Then I say we *return to the government of the Founders*. If it is "socialist". Or abolish it entirely. No need for elitists in Washington running our lives for us.

  • @Angelica_672
    @Angelica_672 Před 8 lety +9

    I was brought to tears when he talked about Americans not going to the doctor when they first begin to feel ill. That was my mom. She let it go so long because she was worried about not having insurance until it was too late.

  • @JoeLackey
    @JoeLackey Před 8 lety +17

    While he doesn't have my vote, I applaud him for wading into the uncharted political waters of speaking to a packed crowd who opposes him on 90 or more percent of the issues. It's refreshing. More candidates need to take note of it.

    • @noynoybaqui
      @noynoybaqui Před 8 lety +1

      +Joe Lackey aaannnddd you wouldnt vote for him?? Cuz you wanna vote for a narcissist Donald Trump?

    • @byoselfjstbcuz2366
      @byoselfjstbcuz2366 Před 8 lety +2

      +noynoybaqui christians would rather have Christianity as the law with donald trump than have equality for everyone with bernie sanders

    • @neuroticaproductions1834
      @neuroticaproductions1834 Před 8 lety +1

      +Joe Lackey As a Bernie Sanders supporter 100%, I appreciate your willingness to not dismiss him out of hand.. If more people were to listen to the opposing sides (Democrats are guilty of being just as stubborn in this regard) we could really get some productive discussion going where the best ideas from both sides can be used for a brilliant government.

    • @dangler1238
      @dangler1238 Před 8 lety

      noynoybaqui Dont know why Joe doesnt want to vote for him, but I wont vote for him because he is unable or unwilling to control the contempt and agressive hatefulness of his supporters. That makes him an ineffectual leader whos ideas will be abused and misused by those who CAN control the hatred and venomous spite of his fanatical followers. Just read through these comments and tell me these people wouldnt turn away in indifference to the suppression of 1st, 4th, 5th, 10th, etc Amendment Rights of political opponents and religious adherents? Tell me they wouldnt inform on their neighbor to get their property when theyre taken away? The base he seeks to empower is of greater concern than he is. This is precisely why references to murderous dictators is relevant. Hitler didnt do anything but talk. It was the ordinary people that alerted the authorities to the devious Jew next door hiding gold under his floor.

    • @fenrir7878
      @fenrir7878 Před 8 lety

      +Dangler 12 Who is suppressing you rights? Who is showing hatred? You are receiving scorn and vitriol because you make a dishonest and malicious portrayal of people and policies you don't agree with. You are constantly wrong, and you appeal to fear. Now you're worried about rights? Your are up for sale if capitalism is true. Do you care about my rights, to healthcare, to basic income and opportunity, to rights of poor and workers to get better pay, and basic services? Those rights don't matter to, what matters is some wild eyed speculation. And Hitler came to power because of economic collapse caused by capitalism. So it isn't Sanders you should be worried about.

  • @Pattefolle
    @Pattefolle Před 8 lety +49

    "Money has to serve, not to rule"

    • @florian8599
      @florian8599 Před 3 lety

      Ahhhh! That's where Pope Francis has this phrase from!

  • @famousamos
    @famousamos Před 5 lety +36

    Beautiful speech. As humans, we ought to show compassion to our fellow neighbors! :D

  • @andrewmeza8272
    @andrewmeza8272 Před 8 lety +23

    I'm glad he did this. The key to getting the right to work with us is its youth. He definitely needs to do more of this.

  • @notchuy3962
    @notchuy3962 Před 7 lety +78

    My favorite speech of Bernie

  • @relativelygoodlookingjack7728

    I know you say "in my view" for politeness sake Bernie... but it is really everyone's view, and you're the first politician in this whole campaign to say what everyone is really thinking.
    *Bernie 2016*

  • @tonywardd
    @tonywardd Před 8 lety +27

    Bernie, you're incredibly inspiring. I admire everything you do. Thank you so much for being the voice of the people and not succumbing to establishment ideology for your own personal gain. You are a true American, and a true hero in my eyes.

  • @Joe_Smith_
    @Joe_Smith_ Před 4 lety +10

    Bernie speaks the truth to anyone who will listen. Liberty University, Fox News, he goes to "conservative" audiences, and without compromising his leftist values, he gets them to listen. Such a wonderful speech. Listen to those fundies clap! Bernie can bring this country together.

  • @RoySherfan
    @RoySherfan Před 8 lety +39

    Wow. My jaw almost dropped when I heard around the 12 minute mark the wages people were getting over there in the United States. Really? 8 bucks an hour? That's crazy!
    I'm in Australia and even with the weaker aussie dollar, the minimum amount you could possibly earn here is still effectively DOUBLE. Just type "australia minimum wage" in Google and, well, chip off a bit of that 1% and get that gini coefficient less extreme. GO BERNIE!

  • @ericholland3676
    @ericholland3676 Před 5 lety +13

    It's a net positive for us to be civil towards each other. Thank you for hearing the man out, with respect.

  • @zhangmaster1
    @zhangmaster1 Před 8 lety +16

    It's so sad to see that "devout christian" and "hardcore republican" have become nearly synonymous. I give Bernie major props, even if that means convincing just one student to think twice about what to support.

  • @NomeCultJoe
    @NomeCultJoe Před 8 lety +21

    we young people have got to show up and vote!

  • @BigEragon
    @BigEragon Před 8 lety +28

    I cry listening to this man because he is someone this country NEEDS at a time like this to make "America Great Again"
    #FEELTHATBERN #BernBabyBern #Bernie2016

  • @PogieJoe
    @PogieJoe Před 8 lety +16

    Brilliant. Walking right into the lion's den! Kudos to Bernie.

  • @nickfane6729
    @nickfane6729 Před 8 lety +27

    Bernie Sanders is a true leader. That's all that needs to be said.

    • @jakebob3777
      @jakebob3777 Před 8 lety

      +Nick Fane Yeah, lead you right to the poor house.

    • @nickfane6729
      @nickfane6729 Před 8 lety

      +jake bob How so?

    • @0osk
      @0osk Před 8 lety

      +Nick Fane Jake is either a troll or someone that has no evidence and is uneducated so they have nothing else to say.

    • @dangler1238
      @dangler1238 Před 8 lety

      Sanders is an ineffectual leader or he is a hateful bigot. He is unable or unwilling to control the hateful, agressively contemptuous message being spread in his name by his fanatical supporters. Just read the comments, here. Nothing but hate, recrimination and vile insult for whomever isnt already a Sanders supporter. Read the posts about this video - the students didnt stand and cheer on cue, so they are subhuman, stupid and unimportant. Is this how he hopes to gain enough votes to be President?

    • @nickfane6729
      @nickfane6729 Před 8 lety

      +Dangler 12 I've never seen any of the accusations of anyone being "subhuman" or "unimportant" because they don't support Bernie Sanders' message. I've also not heard anything in Bernie Sanders' message that says he's hateful or a bigot. I'd also argue against the claim that he's ineffectual, as he has done a lot to pass bipartisan legislation while a representative and senator, such as increasing VA funding.
      Furthermore, even if his supporters were doing these things, Bernie Sanders isn't exactly liable for what his extremist supporters are doing unless he is channeling a message of hate, which he's not. He's channeling a message of coming together and setting aside differences to fix real problems, which is exactly what he says in this video. So I have to say that you're mistaken on virtually everything you just wrote.

  • @ryangriffith703
    @ryangriffith703 Před 8 lety +10

    The most reasonable thing to happen at Liberty "university" to date.

  • @enigmatic9118
    @enigmatic9118 Před 5 lety +9

    I'm saddened that so few people have appreciated Senator Sanders heart-felt and brave speech... Personally, I'm not completely with the guy on policy, but we do agree on much, and I understand his stances on the issues of which we do not agree. He is a good man through and through, and it is truly sad that so few people at least appreciate his thoroughly upright humanity.

  • @michaelrennie3376
    @michaelrennie3376 Před 8 lety +18

    +TheFireArmGuy .. I'm from Australia.. these ideas work fine, trust me. In fact if it wasn't for these idea's, I would not be becoming a doctor, and my wife would not be having maternity leave when our second child comes in 3 weeks.
    They. Work.

  • @gpvaneron1584
    @gpvaneron1584 Před 8 lety +35

    wow. amazing courage. Feeling the Bern

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety

      +gp van eron Feeling the berp. The dude is a fascist old-fart.

    • @gpvaneron1584
      @gpvaneron1584 Před 8 lety +1

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW you are entitled to your opinion. I back Bernie 100% hopefully the candidates will get some real public debates and the American people will have a fair uncorrupted election with high voter turnout. in that situation the candidate that best represents the majority of the American people will be selected

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety

      gp van eron
      It's not an opinion. It is a *fact*.
      Sanders is a bonified fascist. Fascism is defined as the political ideology which argues in favor of larger, more powerful national governments, with the retention of private property rights.
      If you could call progressive taxes that take so much of people's personal property "respecting private property rights".

    • @bodaddly
      @bodaddly Před 8 lety +1

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW You are an ignorant troll.

    • @gpvaneron1584
      @gpvaneron1584 Před 8 lety +1

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW the fact is in a democratic society when there is reasonable voter turn out and a fair election the winner will be the that whom the majority of people feel is the best candidate. my vote will be for Bernie Sanders.

  • @AshHarrell
    @AshHarrell Před 11 měsíci +2

    Major respect to Liberty University for having Senator Sanders speak. And kudos to Sen. Sanders for speaking at Liberty. America needs more of this!!!!

  • @brianactual
    @brianactual Před 8 lety +39

    so much ignorance under one roof

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety +1

      +Brian Gould All from the guest speaker.

    • @TheShreyas95
      @TheShreyas95 Před 8 lety +14

      You're calling a man who attempted to find common ground with conservatives by entering their arena, ignorant?

    • @55shfiftyfive55
      @55shfiftyfive55 Před 8 lety +3

      +paulaegraham What is wrong with you... where do you get off saying things like that.

    • @artlover4668
      @artlover4668 Před 8 lety

      +based jol Hmm, will you refuse your "Free" stuff (Medicare and Social Security) when you retire, stud man. Oh yeah, as a Connie, I am sure you feel you deserve it.

    • @dangler1238
      @dangler1238 Před 8 lety +1

      TheShreyas95 well, maybe Bernie isnt ignorant, but if you peruse the threads for Bernie supporters' comments, youll see some profound ignorance and bigotry. They need these 'stupid Biblehumpers' and 'knuckledragging conservatives' votes, but they prefer to revel in their spite and contempt.

  • @sohrobinator
    @sohrobinator Před 8 lety +13

    This is the best and most important speech of the entire presidential race.

  • @vitowash3687
    @vitowash3687 Před 8 lety +174

    This is NOT a real university.

    • @GalaxyGal-
      @GalaxyGal- Před 8 lety +5

      +Vito Wash Keep telling yourself that.I doubt you've even been to college.

    • @samasoku
      @samasoku Před 8 lety +43

      as a european university student I agree.

    • @vitowash3687
      @vitowash3687 Před 8 lety +45

      +KyleBuschPackFan = Any place that doesn't believe in Evolution and thinks that The Flintstones was based on true events can not call itself a university and a place of higher education. At best it's a clown collage.

    • @samasoku
      @samasoku Před 8 lety +10

      Vito Wash
      thats why usually universities and religions should be split, so corruption doesnt influence true scientists.
      every religious dumb nut would shout out when a political party would control a university, but when its their religious christian party they agree. liberty my left nut

    • @GalaxyGal-
      @GalaxyGal- Před 8 lety +1

      Vito Wash What science class at LU teaches that the Flinstones actually happened, and, even if they don't teach evolution, it has nothing to do with helping mankind. Evolution is unstoppable and nearly impossible to control. Basically, it is useless to apply in the area of technology.

  • @zulquaranwar8256
    @zulquaranwar8256 Před 8 lety +5

    Man we have a statesman here, not a politician. What a great human being this guy is. Vote for him America, because your choice affects us people who live in far flung countries oppressed by the military industrial complex originating from your country. This guys has the potential to change it all for us.

  • @benschrader5797
    @benschrader5797 Před 8 lety +23

    I watched a video from the Roanoke Times where these students were interviewed on what they thought of the senator's speech. While there were obvious disagreements with some of Bernie Sanders' views and opinions, there was universal praise and appreciation for the intent which he came to speak with.
    Those of you who are skeptical of the student body's reception of Sen. Sanders' speech really should try to give them the benefit of a doubt; Bernie certainly gave them that chance, and I think we all should, too. #FeelTheBern

    • @chamboyette853
      @chamboyette853 Před 5 lety +5

      I'm on the far left and I agree with you. I'll even go one further, they were much more respectful than a liberal university would be of a conservative.

    • @SteveGellerMusic
      @SteveGellerMusic Před 4 lety +2

      @@chamboyette853 If that Conservative spoke to them in a respectful way and made a Leftwing case for Conservative values, they'd give respect to that Conservative. But Conservatism today is almost nothing but Pwning Liberals as dickishly as possible. No, they wouldn't give respect to "Black people should pull up their pants and stop killing each other," and they wouldn't give respect to "What are you mooching losers going to do when you've spent all of the rich's money." Why would anyone? But that's the entire Conservative circuit. "We're really the victims, woe is us with all of our power and money, because people say mean things about us, get over yourselves losers and take your worthless place in the mines until you make enough money to have an opinion that matters. Now, let's put that aside and start talking about the War on Christmas and White Genocide." Yeah, that's never going to get respect from the Left.

    • @SteveGellerMusic
      @SteveGellerMusic Před 4 lety +1

      I mean....we saw that the end, though. He was the featured speaker, spoke for 27 heartfelt minutes about his policies, and like 60% of the crowd just sat there in silence at the end and didn't applaud for him. He spoke about how poor people should be able to see a doctor and the crowd showed what I assume was a representative sample of contempt. They may have said afterward that they respected him going there, but I didn't see much praise or appreciation from the bulk of the crowd. I heard wild applause from about 15% throughout the speech, which are probably the Progressives that somehow decided to attend Liberty University.

    • @inspectorvfan3393
      @inspectorvfan3393 Před rokem

      @@SteveGellerMusic compare that to how a conservative judge was treated in liberal Stanford Law School: czcams.com/video/QxQyztHuPjg/video.html

    • @SteveGellerMusic
      @SteveGellerMusic Před rokem

      @@inspectorvfan3393 The video uploader is telling on himself by disabling the comments there, because the student reaction was justified. The judge does have power over their lives and has ruled in a way that materially harms them--they have every rationale to yell at him and every basis not to want their tuition paying for him to spout propaganda that they know--from their own lived experience--is nonsense. His rights deserve respect (and were not in peril there), but his harmful actions deserve criticism and hostility.
      Conversely, Bernie didn't come to this talk with hostility for the students, he wanted to reach them with many of the same principles they already believe in. More than that, the POLICIES he represents are no material threat to them, they're actually massively helpful to them (and nearly all Americans). So they had no high ground to yell at him.
      You're caught up in the "hypocrisy about letting someone speak" game, which is a very lazy and misguided way to think about free speech (which doesn't apply in either case anyway). Really, it's about power and intent, and the oppressed speaking up in anger is not in any real way the equivalent to the oppressor speaking up in order to rub it in.

  • @NnRNoAh
    @NnRNoAh Před 8 lety +8

    I am very used to Bernie's thesis statement, and I completely agree: all inequality in the U.S. is due to political willingness and can be reversed in the very same way. However, the beauty of this speech isn't on his progressive statements but on his rhetoric; Sanders understands his audience and expresses himself in a very compelling way. From bible quotes and leaving aside issues on which both sides clearly disagree, Senator Bernie Sanders deserves every single applause. If I were a English college professor, I would use this speech as textbook example.

  • @PJH-vd7ve
    @PJH-vd7ve Před 8 lety +13

    Rand Paul vs. Bernie Sanders would be a win-win for America. Clinton vs. Bush would be a loss either way.

    • @kellyb3138
      @kellyb3138 Před 8 lety

      +ANTI- COMMUNIST That's exactly what I think. They actually agree on a couple things; one being the NSA's role and the 4th amendment. I agree with Bernie on some ideas, but what he is offering is grossly unrealistic. He needs to focus on healthcare, the paid maternity leave, and raising the minimum wage.

    • @hboguide1971
      @hboguide1971 Před 5 lety +1

      Rand Paul only Republican who isn't Establishment

    • @franklindelanoroosevelt9177
      @franklindelanoroosevelt9177 Před 3 lety

      Ron Paul v Bernie Sanders would be a win win

  • @PhiloAmericana
    @PhiloAmericana Před 8 lety +6

    I support Bernie Sanders, even if I know that not many people will support him in Arkansas.
    I will still support him.

  • @TheMixedHitzChannel
    @TheMixedHitzChannel Před 8 lety +12

    So much respect for this man! #Bernie2016!

  • @motive440
    @motive440 Před 8 lety +31

    How sad that so many comments here are filled with hatred. What does this say about our religion today?

    • @shieldsup2076
      @shieldsup2076 Před 8 lety

      +surrealnumber
      Who worships the government? It seems that people just want a working government that has a clear purpose, is on the side of the people rather than financial institutions and hawkish war mongering think tanks. If you want to live in a theocracy. Convert to Islam and move to Saudi Arabia.

    • @shieldsup2076
      @shieldsup2076 Před 8 lety

      Isn't religion about espousing a set of beliefs which are a part of a cultural system in place that is held up by figureheads in order to understand the nature of the Universe? Socialism may not be your cup of tea but it is definitely not religion. To be sure there are many christians who support this candidate. How also do you know that I support this candidate? I like many things about a lot of candidates and actually I'm quite against government and religion. They have become to me, anathema to all life on Earth. The evidence is in the growing destruction of it and living things on it. So there.
      Visit Deep Green Resistance . com for more info.

    • @shieldsup2076
      @shieldsup2076 Před 8 lety

      +surrealnumber
      We can all wonder about these things I suppose, but we are on the verge of a global ecological collapse. These minor debates we engage in don't mean anything anymore.

    • @shieldsup2076
      @shieldsup2076 Před 8 lety

      +surrealnumber
      Yes war and poverty are bad for the planet but there are other pressing concerns which are not going to be solved at all by what we call the leadership of this planet. Human beings are terribly self-absorbed.

    • @shieldsup2076
      @shieldsup2076 Před 8 lety

      surrealnumber
      Ok I agree with you but there are other issues that I'm aware that are actually devastating to the carbon life cycle of planet Earth and to all living things on it and in the oceans that have been terrorized by industry and government. These things are foundational issues and transcend mere politics. Thank you. I'm sure many people worship your intelligence (just like you like them to I bet ;)
      My eyes have been open for a while now.
      Good luck!

  • @jeremiahleonard247
    @jeremiahleonard247 Před 8 lety +49

    I got butterflies listening to this

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety

      +Jeremiah Leonard Nazis from the 1930s called, they want their "happy feelies" back.

    • @jeremiahleonard247
      @jeremiahleonard247 Před 8 lety +6

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW comments like that show your level of education on the matter. the Nazi party was far right fascism.
      come up with a better comment, and please do your homework this time

    • @GreyWolfLeaderTW
      @GreyWolfLeaderTW Před 8 lety

      Jeremiah Leonard
      False
      Hitler was leftist.
      Pro-Abortion
      Pro-Big Government
      Pro-Union
      Pro-Cult of Personality (like Obama's)
      Pro-Social Welfare
      Pro-Public Works
      Pro-Centralized Economic Planning
      Those are *ALL* leftist positions
      The meaning of the acronym "Nazi", is National *SOCIALISTS* Worker's Party of Germany. It is right there in their name.

    • @bodaddly
      @bodaddly Před 8 lety +2

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW You are a stupid person spouting idiotic shit and definitely NOT a " leader ".

    • @jmb3d
      @jmb3d Před 8 lety +2

      +GreyWolfLeaderTW Ask any Nazi supporter today and I gurantee you they will not say they are liberal or progressive. They are an extreme right wing group.

  • @robertphillips2769
    @robertphillips2769 Před 4 lety +2

    This man, a non-religious Brooklyn Jew, exemplifies the spirit of compassion, justice, forgiveness and concern for the "least" among us - the very same fundamental values taught by Jesus Christ. The ovation he received at the end tells it all.

  • @TheSubmissionChannel
    @TheSubmissionChannel Před 7 lety +25

    My President.

  • @olivertanner7993
    @olivertanner7993 Před 8 lety +3

    Senator Sanders this is truly a wonderful and insightful speech. Thanks for working so hard for all of us on cinching the nomination and winning this election. Please sir make sure that your voice gets proper care. You're such a passionate speaker inspiring all that hear your words. Great job! I look forward to calling you President Bernie Sanders.

    • @John-sg5un
      @John-sg5un Před 11 měsíci

      I so wish Bernie was President but very sadly it's not going to happen & it really breaks my heart.

  • @Scott_J_Tepper
    @Scott_J_Tepper Před 8 lety +41

    Bernie Sanders is awesome.

  • @chrishare9858
    @chrishare9858 Před 4 lety +7

    Fearless and unwavering.

  • @songwrecrd
    @songwrecrd Před 8 lety +4

    What an incredible orator.. that, combined with truth and compassion for all people and all ideologies makes for a great president. But beyond all of this is that he went into the mouth of the lion and won enormous respect because of his obvious concern for everyones views. This will only grow now. I am optomistic.

  • @JustinGregory16
    @JustinGregory16 Před 8 lety +9

    Thank God for Bernie Sanders

  • @janetpercell3989
    @janetpercell3989 Před 8 lety +7

    one of the best speeches I've ever heard him give

  • @prieten49
    @prieten49 Před 4 lety +11

    "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God."

  • @bernlin2000
    @bernlin2000 Před 5 lety +9

    This is stunning...literally "Daniel and the Lion's Den"

  • @2Brian
    @2Brian Před 8 lety +6

    Presidential.
    #feelthebern #Bernie2016

  • @meshakvb6431
    @meshakvb6431 Před 8 lety +6

    Don't forget to vote for Bernie in the primaries!

  • @terry387
    @terry387 Před 8 lety +2

    This man is a breath of fresh air with a vision and also a sense of justice and morality lacking in the two major parties. I hope American voters will vote for him as the next US president.

  • @CarolsVideos
    @CarolsVideos Před 8 lety +1

    I've never been much into politics and there are plenty of parts to politics that I know nothing about, but now that i'm growing older and these types of issues will affect me as a working adult I'm really trying to educate myself by watching everyone's speeches.. Bernie seems like an honest, decent, open-minded man, and I really respect that. He seems to respect other religions and cultures and way of life. He seems like he really wants to help the people, such as myself, working three jobs just to get by.
    I often budget my money and I find it SO sad that when I wanted to buy curtains (before I got my raise) to cover my windows (so no one would see me changing in my own bedroom!) costing $12 at Walmart, it took me three weeks to buy three curtains. I only had $12 to spare each week for curtains. Dividing my paychecks among gas, food, car insurance, rent... it's hard. I have earned a few raises and my boyfriend recently got a higher paying job due to us expecting a baby in March. We are very fortunate for his new job, it makes me feel much more at ease with our expanding family. I really appreciate Bernie's outlook on expanding maternity leave. My friend recently had a baby, and he ended up in the NICU for nearly five weeks. Those five weeks she was there every single day to bond, hold, and feed the baby. By the time she was able to take him home, she would only have one week left of leave to adjust at HOME with her new baby, who needed oxygen and monitoring. She decided not to return to work because only having one week at home with a newborn baby is just impossible. Hell, staying at home for six weeks with a newborn baby just isn't enough time. Having 12 weeks gives us SO much more time to adjust and plan and learn our babies needs. Also the fact that if she were to return to work, she would make negative income by sending her child to daycare due to her being in the cut-off "middle class" wage. She's better off staying at home with the baby instead of working to pay someone else to take care of him. It's a difficult decision but it's what us lower-class are stuck making.

  • @not_the_vampire
    @not_the_vampire Před 3 lety +3

    Jon Snow may never sit on the iron throne and Bernie may never sit in the oval office, but they're both true heroes and we're not worthy of either.

  • @Isojoki
    @Isojoki Před 6 lety +4

    The kids in the audience are getting a better education during this one speech than they'll get during their entire 4 years at that backwards school.

  • @mrmagnum14
    @mrmagnum14 Před 8 lety +2

    I have a horrible stomach virus and I'm a college student. Not much money so I can't go to the doctor and I really need a doctors excuse to make up work from school. Bernie is really speaking to a progressive audience and I hope everyone hears him out. Change needs to be made and I think Bernie is the one to do it

  • @homo-sapein8091
    @homo-sapein8091 Před 8 lety +4

    Many Americans, especially religious folk, are raised not to question things in life, but simply to follow traditions, like those expressed in the Bible. Those traditions and rules are simple to understand, which is good if you want millions of people to get along, but the very same simplicity that makes them dangerous when time comes for reformation. Because many religious people don't have much critical thinking capabilities, they simply react negatively to new ideas rather than be open to debate. That's the downfall of all empires in history. It comes down to teaching kids not just to think for themselves, but to think critically about the world we live in. A few Americans get what Sanders is trying to do, unfortunately many Americans don't have the mental capacity to think outside the box they were raised in.

  • @eatandstfu4812
    @eatandstfu4812 Před 8 lety +3

    Whether he wins or loses, we can only hope his work will result in a complete change for the better in Washington.

  • @joeydrummer7929
    @joeydrummer7929 Před 3 lety +4

    Oh my god I love Bernie and I’m so proud he goes to places that don’t agree with him . He’s just a great man it angers me greatly we couldn’t fucking elect this guy .

  • @t8547mkify
    @t8547mkify Před 8 lety +4

    We need this guy badly. And no I'm not looking for a handout. I make over 100,000 per year, so I don't need any body's money. He seems so passionate and I don't think he will bow to the powers like Obama has done.

  • @xsnut1
    @xsnut1 Před 8 lety +9

    feel the bern.....

  • @Living20222
    @Living20222 Před 8 lety +6

    When does Bernie sleep? He is going everywhere across the country.

  • @drumpf976
    @drumpf976 Před 7 lety +3

    My god...students at a conservative Christian university giving Bernie that much applause.
    He would've crushed in a general election.

  • @fernandomaya729
    @fernandomaya729 Před 8 lety +2

    Vote for Bernie Sanders 2016!!!!

  • @Hoppensagen
    @Hoppensagen Před 8 lety +6

    Although I don't agree with him at all with anything I do find him to be genuine which is nice.

  • @renesohier5227
    @renesohier5227 Před 8 lety +4

    good, very good speech. Too bad the crowd does not have a clue what he talks about.

  • @philsmith4482
    @philsmith4482 Před 4 lety +3

    My respect for him has grown a lot more

  • @emconitegamez5566
    @emconitegamez5566 Před 8 lety +4

    " the greatest opportunity ever given to the world thrown away, because the passion for equality made vain the hope for freedom".
    -Lord Acton

  • @DOPEBEATZBOYS
    @DOPEBEATZBOYS Před 4 lety +6

    these audience shots vs the cheering are the best lmao
    important for these people to hear this message so eloquently though

  • @neuroticaproductions1834
    @neuroticaproductions1834 Před 8 lety +3

    I'm not surprised there weren't a lot of students clapping. Ya gotta remember that a lot of these kids grew up in a very religious environment. They won't be won over to someone who openly disagrees with two principals they feel strong about overnight. However, Bernie took a good step in getting them to look at his point of view. Honestly, if I were a devout Christian I'd be having a hard time trying to find my way politically: you have one party that goes against what the bible teaches on some social issues (abortion, gay marriage) and another which appears to be against other things Jesus taught (helping the destitute, not going out of your way to seek wealth, ext.)

  • @svemory
    @svemory Před 8 lety +4

    GOD BLESS BERNARD SANDERS. May The Force be with you

  • @spadinnerxylaphone2622
    @spadinnerxylaphone2622 Před 2 lety +2

    This brings me back to a more optimistic time.

  • @dougrees6777
    @dougrees6777 Před 6 lety

    I strongly supported Bernie, and I contribute to each of the three groups established in the wake of his campaign: Friends of Bernie Sanders, the Sanders Institute, and Our Revolution. I don't fully agree with his views on abortion, but I do greatly admire and respect his honesty and courage in expressing those views at Liberty University. That took real integrity. It was the real deal.

  • @LittleDesertFlower78
    @LittleDesertFlower78 Před 8 lety +7

    Brave Bernie.. Bravo! 💛

  • @AI_Is_Awesome
    @AI_Is_Awesome Před 8 lety +4

    Lady at 4:40 is extremely photogenic.
    Also, great speech.

  • @LEGOSuperDKong
    @LEGOSuperDKong Před 8 lety +1

    I was there. Notice there was absolutely no booing. The silence from the students indicates disagreement, but it also indicates respect.

  • @antonfernando8409
    @antonfernando8409 Před 8 lety +1

    I #FeelTheBern from Canada.
    I support #LivingIncome,
    I support #LivingWage, #FreeEducation, #HealthCare for All.
    I support #BernieSanders

  • @Twenty5Euro
    @Twenty5Euro Před 8 lety +15

    These kids disgust me. They should be ashamed of themselves for not supporting these ideas that are even founded on basic religious principles.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety +1

      +Twenty5Euro Maybe they have already taken first year economics.

    • @shreyesjayaram3284
      @shreyesjayaram3284 Před 8 lety +2

      +paulaegraham If they have, they would know that a higher minimum wage is actually a good idea, along with nearly everything else Bernie has said.

    • @paulaegraham
      @paulaegraham Před 8 lety

      Shreyes Jayaram Yeah, but only if you hate poor people. Because poor people ALWAYS suffer when minimum wage goes up. Especially the low-skilled ones.

    • @Twenty5Euro
      @Twenty5Euro Před 8 lety +1

      www.thenation.com/article/what-the-wall-street-journal-gets-totally-wrong-about-bernie-sanders-agenda/
      Disproves your point because his plan actually saves the US 5 trillion dollars.

    • @Twenty5Euro
      @Twenty5Euro Před 8 lety +1

      At least according to an accredited economist...

  • @GLORYNEVADASMITH
    @GLORYNEVADASMITH Před 5 lety +3

    Do not go gentle into that good night ... rage , rage against the dying of the light ! - Dylan Thomas

  • @jonathanmckentley7891
    @jonathanmckentley7891 Před 8 lety +1

    This country sorely needs more politicians like Bernie Sanders and Ron Paul - men of character, wisdom and principle who are unafraid to speak their minds even in the presence of those who mock and doubt them. Who refuse to bully or dismiss their opposition, who even in disagreement draw their opponents to them through integrity and intelligence. Men with not the golden cadence of the salesman but the gravelly and honest voice of truth. I supported Ron Paul in 2012 and will support Bernie Sanders come 2016 - not because I agree with all he says, but because I respect him as a person and as a leader.

  • @gregorymoore9383
    @gregorymoore9383 Před 8 lety +2

    My respect just grows and grows for Bernie Sanders.

  • @ilov3ohio2002
    @ilov3ohio2002 Před 3 lety +3

    Wow, the DNC choose Biden over this guy.

  • @brg9327
    @brg9327 Před 5 lety +5

    Wonder if Trump would to do a speech/debate in front of a progressive leaning crowd. Something tells me he wouldnt.

    • @chamboyette853
      @chamboyette853 Před 5 lety

      That isn't really his fault but the fault of he students who would behave much worse than these students did.

  • @mendelgutnick2987
    @mendelgutnick2987 Před 8 lety +1

    If you haven't done so yet register to vote today so we can vote for Bernie!

  • @jakeharris2355
    @jakeharris2355 Před 8 lety +1

    BERNIE SANDERS IS THE BOMB... TELL IT.... this took major nuts he gets more and more of my respect.
    #FEELTHEBERN

  • @DakotaOleary
    @DakotaOleary Před 8 lety +3

    Our next President!! This is what an adult sounds like. We can agree to disagree on social issues and get to work on the issues that impact the middle and lower classes!

  • @turrissie9
    @turrissie9 Před 8 lety +3

    Wonderful speech Bernie!!

  • @saganworshipper6062
    @saganworshipper6062 Před 8 lety

    Jefferson was an early hero of mine, partly because of his scientific interests (which very much helped to mold his political philosophy), but mostly because he, almost more than anyone else, was responsible for the spread of democracy throughout the world. The idea - breathtaking, radical and revolutionary at the time (in many places in the world, it still is) is that not kings, not priests, not big city bosses, not dictators, not a military cabal, not a de facto conspiracy of the wealthy, but ordinary people, working together, are to rule the nations. Not only was Jefferson a leading theoretician of this cause; he was also involved in the most practical way, helping to bring about the great American political experiment that has, all over the world, been admired and emulated since.
    He died at Monticello on 4 July 1826, fifty years to the day after the colonies issued that stirring document, written by Jefferson, called the Declaration of Independence. It was denounced by conservatives worldwide. Monarchy, aristocracy and state-supported religion - that's what conservatives were defending then. In a letter composed a few days before his death, he wrote that it was the 'light of science' that had demonstrated that 'the mass of mankind has not been born with saddles on their backs', nor were a favored few born 'booted and spurred'. He had written in the Declaration of Independence that we all must have the same opportunities, the same 'unalienable' rights. And if the definition of 'all' was disgracefully incomplete in 1776, the spirit of the Declaration was generous enough that today 'all' is far more inclusive.
    Jefferson was a student of history - not just the compliant and safe history that praises our own time or country or ethnic group, but the real history of real humans, our weaknesses as well as our strengths. History taught him that the rich and powerful will steal and oppress if given half a chance. He described the governments of Europe, which he saw at first hand as the American ambassador to France. Under the pretense of government, he said, they had divided their nations into two classes: wolves and sheep. Jefferson taught that every government degenerates when it is left to the rulers alone, because rulers - by the very act of ruling - misuse the public trust. The people themselves, he said, are the only prudent repository of power.
    But he worried that the people - and the argument goes back to Thucydides and Aristotle - are easily misled. So he advocated safeguards, insurance policies. One was the constitutional separation of powers; accordingly, various groups, some pursuing their own selfish interests, balance one another, preventing any one of them from running away with the country: the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Branches; the House and the Senate; the States and the Federal Government. He also stressed, passionately and repeatedly, that it was essential for the people to understand the risks and benefits of government, to educate themselves, and to involve themselves in the political process. Without that, he said, the wolves will take over. Here's how he put it in Notes on Virginia, stressing how the powerful and unscrupulous find zones of vulnerability they can exploit:
    "In every government on earth is some trace of human weakness, some germ of corruption and degeneracy, which cunning will discover and wickedness insensibly open, cultivate and improve. Every government degenerates when trusted to the rulers of the people alone. The people themselves therefore are its only safe depositories. And to render even them safe, their minds must be improved . . ."
    However, through lowered educational standards, declining intellectual competence, diminished zest for substantive debate, and social sanctions against scepticism, our liberties can be slowly eroded and our rights subverted. The founders understood this well: 'The time for fixing every essential right on a legal basis is while our rulers are honest, and ourselves united,' said Thomas Jefferson. "From the conclusion of this [Revolutionary] war we shall be going downhill. It will not then be necessary to resort every moment to the people for support. They will be forgotten, therefore, and their rights disregarded. They will forget themselves but in the sole faculty of making money, and will never think of uniting to effect a due respect for their rights. The shackles, therefore, which shall not be knocked off at the conclusion of this war will remain on us long, will be made heavier and heavier, 'til our rights shall revive or expire in a convulsion."

  • @islespatrick
    @islespatrick Před 8 lety +2

    Thank you Bernie! Unlike Hillary, Sanders will go into areas that won't like him, and talk to the people, not the banks!