The topic that I will be discussing in this video will be about the political revolution that senator Bernie

Sanders leads.
Firs of all, what is the political revolution really about?
The definition of a political revolution is when there is a sudden change in which the government is replaced, or altered, but in
which all property relations are still left intact.
Why do we need a political revolution?
(What if meme) What if I told you that the top 1 tenths of one percent owns more wealth than the bottom 90 percent in this
country? To put that into perspective, imagine there are 1000 people on an island and there 100 rations of food. One person alone
owns 90 rations of food, leaving the rest of 999 people left with only 10 rations of food to share.
How did this situation even happen?
Was it maybe because of democratic socialism?
A political ideology advocating political democracy alongside social ownership of the means of production, with
democratic management of enterprises within a socialist economic system. Meaning that private businesses can still run
alongside within a socialist economic system
Or was it maybe because of crony capitalism?
An economy in which success in business depends on close relationships between business people and government officials.
Doesnt that sound familiar on how politician receive campaign contributions?
How can that even be? Isnt the purpose of us electing a representative so that they can represent us, the people?
Well, these are the same people who were in favor NAFTA CAFTA PNTR, which are all free trade agreements that favor
corporations, and are the leading causes of unemployment in this country.
Not to mention about the ongoing tax forgiveness that reduces the overseas corporation taxes down to 14 percent and might
permanently reduce their taxes down to 28 percent from 35 percent.
And yet, the media tells us that the donations that politicians receive from Wall Street do not affect their decisions?
(Put Bernie sanders talk about money sarcastically)
But why get involved? Because I have no power to make any difference to the government, right?
And thats exactly how the government wants you to think, so that we dont vote for the right candidates to into office.

Even with all this proof showing that our political system is corrupt
Why are people against the political revolution?
Maybe its because of mainstream media distorting what the political revolution really is about, like in this video
(Put on OReilly factor)
And then you have other networks that interpolate Bernie Sanders as a dictator, this can be shown by watching the series of
questions that Anderson Cooper throws at Bernie sanders about Castro the dictator of Cuba.
(Anderson cooper asking about Castro)
By asking Bernie sanders these types of questions, it gives people the impression that he will follow Castros steps and way of his
leadership.
In this next video you can see how people really believe that Bernie sanders will be a fascist ruler.
(Display trump supporter video)
Bernie Sanders is only trying help rebuild the shrinking middle class in this country. In this picture you can see all of the policies
and changes that Bernie Sanders wants to implement in this country
How can we trust Bernie Sanders?
By looking this video you can see Bernie sanders credibility for fighting for his same principles from the 80s
(Then and now Bernie video)
Even by seeing Bernie Sanders credibility others will say: we have to be realistic here, people who believe in these types of
changes mostly consist of naive kids.
Why shouldnt we believe in these types changes?
I have once heard that when you ask for a full loaf, at worst you will receive a half loaf of change.
When you only ask for a half loaf, you then run into the possibility of only getting the crumbs.
Meaning, you either introduce strong changes or dont bother trying to implement policies that wont go for the full mile.

The main reason why I am for a political revolution is to take money out of politics so that our government wont fall into further
corruption. And have the government be influenced by the people not by big interest groups
Thanks for watching this commentary video.