The problem is that you've got a bunch of effete liberal elitists (I don't want to single out Antonio here, so I'm not going to) who pretend to deeply care about the working class but sneeringly look down on any of them that express their despair with the economic system in any way other than supporting far-left lunatics like Bernie Sanders. Are a lot of their sentiments horrible and offensive? Yes, of course. But most of these people are confused and scared and trying to grapple with forces far outside of their control and understanding. Rather than attacking them, saying they need to rounded up and put into camps, it's important to understand them and respect them as human-beings.
But instead of talking to these people about the issues they care about, the far left engages in neo-anti-Semitic diatribes about the evils of WALL STREET, while simultaneously patting themselves on the back for how ENLIGHTENED they are. It's bizarre, because so many of these folks play up the idea that the white working class is voting against their interests. And now, for the first time in years, the white working class is recognizing this, rejecting the bloodsucking GOP establishment, and supporting someone who is actually promising to protect their interests. And the left elite throws a fit because they're supporting the wrong populist demagogue running a racially exclusionary campaign!!
Very sad.
This explains perfectly why I become deeply offended when someone calls me a 'liberal'.
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