🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@trinsec @thegonzoism @LouisIngenthron

Sadly no it wont.

@trinsec @thegonzoism @LouisIngenthron

Gerry mandering is a seperate issue which inagree shoukd be addressed.

@thegonzoism @LouisIngenthron @trinsec

We have electorial colleges in the usa, so no it isnt one person one vote. We do this to ensure the interest of all groups and cultures must be considered and grouos that respresent minorities are less likely to be abused. Makes sense to me.

@casastorta then hour just flat out wrong by the data...

@freepeoplesfreepress @TruthSandwich

Atta hed a more accurate one for ya... same results, and a well respected source this time.

@trinsec Sure this one does that, sorta. Its not a specific year but rather shows the average way a coubty votes. Purple is 50/50 the brighter the red the larger its vote on average towards republican (more people voting consistently)

@casastorta yes that woukd be suburbs, the live near people but arent under u healthy population density... those are generally red too.

@TruthSandwich

Also note even the defi ition you provided entierly agrees with me on both definition a and b.

@TruthSandwich You are rivht, you do t. Here is the oxford dictionary definition.

a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.

@mapto no these arent congressional districts, so gerrymandering doesnt effect this map. It is based off the popular lean in counties.

@casastorta

Yea sorta... when people are huddled on top of eachother and packed densly they tend to go blue. Those same people allowed to be spread out in nature tend to vote red.

One could argue cities are less healthy to live in due to the tight space, overcrowding, violence, etc. This leads to people demanding more controls (a classically blue outlook). We know from rat models overcrowding leads to oretty unhealthy rats.

@mapto No thats unrelated but it is a very real problem. You arent seeing congressional districts here so the effect described in that link is unrelated.

@TruthSandwich you need to relearn your definition of democract cause that aint it.

@TruthSandwich With the electorial college in place they are, or at least, they stand a better chance of it. Otherwise good luck, only if the masta's tell you you are.

@TruthSandwich I am all for the electorial college. Not because dirt should vote, but because avoiding a "tyranny of the minority" is a good rule.. a politician running for president should have to get support from multiple different types of groups and cultures in order to be able to win. Otherwise it will lead to any groups within the minority to be ignored.

@TruthSandwich Yea you keep trying to find points im not trying to make... Again i am not suggesting the red is unfairly treated because of this mapping.

Visual example...

#USPol

@TruthSandwich