2) In the debates, they gave the questions to Hillary before the debates. The DNC controlled debates gave them to a CNN person who would give them to Hillary
3) The DNC owns the decision about Super delegates. Super delegates == ignoring one-citizen-one-vote
4) Arizona greatly reduced polling stations. With 3+ hour waits, people gave up. The DNC knew that Hillary voters voted at a higher ratio on mail-in-ballots, so it skewed to Hillary.
5) The California level had Bernie votes made in a way that they were all not counted:
In California 2016 election, "NPP" (Non-party voters) the election committee training pole workers to give them "provisional ballots". All of those NPP votes ("provisional ballots") were thrown away. The only NPP voters that could be counted were "Democratic cross-over ballots", but they they poll voters weren't trained that way. Bernie Sanders votes where thrown away. In California Bernie had 61% in polls against Clinton, but then lost. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoGeDGHmwJU
Later, it turned out the Clinton campaign had essentially taken over the DNC far in advance of the primary results which is highly unusual, to the say the least. [1]
[1] https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/11/02/clinton-b...
I've met lots of young women who adore Hillary and would beg to differ. The woman is a feminist icon.
I'm not sticking up for either. But to believe one side is less ignorant than the other is fairly naive.
The proles are the proles. Just because you side with one subset (because they match your beliefs) doesn't make them any less prole-y.