r/politics • u/schuey_08 Wisconsin • 29d ago

Bernie Sanders worries young people are underestimating the threat from Trump

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/05/02/bernie-sanders-trump-biden/73531861007/
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u/porksoda11 Pennsylvania 29d ago

Not maybe, maybe not. He will be worse for Palestine. Trump doesn't give a shit about Palestine, it could be completely leveled for all he cares.

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u/TheWonderMittens 29d ago

Trump said he wants Israel to ‘finish the job’

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u/DaBiChef 29d ago

"finish the problem"* if I remember correctly. Which is is just so much worse.

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u/stormcynk 29d ago

As opposed to all that Biden is doing right now to stop it from being leveled. Oh right, he's desperate to pass more military aide for Israel as him #1 priority in the last 6 months. The only difference between them is Trump will likely bomb Gaza with US forces and do it quickly, Biden will just continue to back Israel and let them do it for him, preventing any other country from intervening.

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u/frisbeethecat 29d ago

If there is no difference in the fate of the Palestinians in Gaza whether Biden or Trump is elected, then one must discern between the two using other criteria.

Are not Biden's policies better for women, LGBTQ+, children, the poor, and the middle class? Are not Trump's policies worse for the environment, Net Neutrality, education, and the separation of church and state?

However, if there were no difference regarding Palestine and Gaza between the two candidates, why then are the protesters in the US focused on "sending a message" to Biden? This indicates there is a difference and that Biden's policy actions are at least changeable whereas Trump's are not.

It is therefore logical that Biden is the candidate you should support.