Any word from blm if the Seattle disrupters were actually their folks?

[Ken Burch]

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Seems to me it would be fairly easy to claim to be BLM when you're just being a paid disrupter.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

1. In another comment, someone identified one of them by name,

stated that she was indeed a BLM Seattle organizer.

[djean111]

2. I think the BS that this was just some teenagers or whatever has been debunked.

It was a BLM organizer.
If this happens in the remaining two events tonight, and at tomorrow's event - then I will just continue to speak for Bernie, and vote for him in the primary and the general election. Sorry to say this, but I will write him in if he is not the candidate. I will not be manipulated into having to vote for the person who brags that white hard-working voters support her. I will not.

[SoapBox]

3. Agree.

I will not vote for her.

[SandersDem]

4. I support Bernie, but

should the nomination go to any other Democrat, I will support that Democrat. I have seen it a ton of times, there is a lot of rancor that develops during Primaries, but you can't lose sight of the alternatives should we decide not to vote.

What this means is, we have to work hard to win the primary. Should Sanders win, and I hope he does, we do not want other Democrats having the same thought process, we will all call for unity and stand together to keep any one of those Republican circus freaks from winning and carrying out the will of the Kochs, etc...

[HereSince1628]

5. We'll probably never know the answer to that. What would change?

Probably nothing. Sanders goes forward, enormous crowds continue to flock to his message.