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TopicOne person, one vote. Kill the electoral college
Tmaster148
09/14/17 3:22:35 PM
#34
LittleRoyal posted...
Antifar posted...
LittleRoyal posted...
Especially since all that's doing is giving the highly uneducated much more power then they go in having no clue what's going on and they are super easy to pursue

What exactly is the check against the "highly uneducated" in our current system?

When they vote for Micky Mouse it's thrown away


Votes are only thrown away in the EC once more than 50% of the votes in a district are towards a single candidate. Basically if Micky Mouse could win a popular vote system, Micky Mouse could also in theory win in an EC system.

The EC does not throw away joke votes. A lot of people under the EC just don't vote, because it feels pointless to them.
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TopicOne person, one vote. Kill the electoral college
Tmaster148
09/14/17 3:15:25 PM
#24
LittleRoyal posted...
And then Micky Mouse wins president. Lol!


If a joke candidate wins in a popular vote system that would be far better than people feeling like their vote doesn't count.
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TopicOne person, one vote. Kill the electoral college
Tmaster148
09/14/17 2:56:10 PM
#9
lilJoe457 posted...
It will be. You cannot have 3 heavy populated cities make the rules for everyone. That is not fair whatsoever. What would even be the point of elections or local governments? Since everything would be democrat bullshit. Life is lived completely different in a city than not.


You will not get 50%+ of the vote for a single party from just 3 cities alone.
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TopicOne person, one vote. Kill the electoral college
Tmaster148
09/14/17 2:50:30 PM
#5
ChromaticAngel posted...
"I'm a state, you're a state, our votes should be counted like states" is literally a holdover from when lower population slave states were worried that high population north states would outlaw slavery.


So much good that did.
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TopicHillary Clinton: It's time to abolish superdelegates
Tmaster148
09/14/17 2:44:27 PM
#41
Santorin posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Santorin posted...
CruelBuffalo posted...
Santorin posted...
CarlGrimes posted...
Yes, let those liberal bubble cities make choices for the whole country.


Exactly.

This is why the EC matters.


So population centers shouldn't matter where most of the economy and job growth come from them?


You act like these higher population states don't get more electoral votes


Getting more electoral votes doesn't mean much when they get less electoral votes per population than smaller states.


Don't worry your precious party will be in control again soon enough. It goes back and forth and always will.


Why are you assuming I'm a democrat?
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TopicHillary Clinton: It's time to abolish superdelegates
Tmaster148
09/14/17 2:42:15 PM
#33
Santorin posted...
CruelBuffalo posted...
Santorin posted...
CarlGrimes posted...
Yes, let those liberal bubble cities make choices for the whole country.


Exactly.

This is why the EC matters.


So population centers shouldn't matter where most of the economy and job growth come from them?


You act like these higher population states don't get more electoral votes


Getting more electoral votes doesn't mean much when they get less electoral votes per population than smaller states.
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TopicGun sales continue to drop sharply under Donald Trump presidency.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:54:36 PM
#13
Darklit_Minuet posted...
UnfairRepresent posted...
"With gun sales dropping steeply, it's not surprising the NRA leadership and its allies in Congress want to make it easier for gun companies to sell silencers," stated Feinblatt. "This legislation would put gun company profits over public safety."

Uh...wat

Silencers benefit public safety, they help public gun owners avoid tinnitus


That's not public safety.

While silencers are good for hearing protection for the shooter, you can also get the same effect by putting on a proper headset to reduce the noise.
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TopicIllegal immigrants can vote in a city in Maryland
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:30:48 PM
#14
Outside of undocument immigrants, I don't see an issue with letting green card holders and student visas vote. Also this only for local elections anyways, so who cares what a city decides who is okay to vote for it's local elections?
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TopicNYT reporter says she knows people still in therapy over Clinton's loss.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:23:25 PM
#36
Mal_Fet posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Mal_Fet posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
The article didn't. I was responding to your response of someone else talking about mental disorders. The person you responded do never said anything about election loss giving people mental disorders, but that was your take away.

That's the implication since the article doesn't mention how all these sources have schizophrenia or whatever.


It's not at all. Just because you want to believe people magically got mental disorders of Clinton losing the election doesn't make it true.

I'm still waiting for the evidence that any of these people had mental disorders in the first place, without which your and his posts are completely baseless.


I never said they had mental disorders. You implied that another poster saying these people had mental disorders was saying the mental disorders were caused from the election loss. Otherwise you wouldn't have responded to that the post the way you did.
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TopicNYT reporter says she knows people still in therapy over Clinton's loss.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:20:05 PM
#34
Also I'm surprised this even has to be said, but:

You don't have to have a mental disorder to seek therapy.
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TopicNYT reporter says she knows people still in therapy over Clinton's loss.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:18:36 PM
#32
Mal_Fet posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
The article didn't. I was responding to your response of someone else talking about mental disorders. The person you responded do never said anything about election loss giving people mental disorders, but that was your take away.

That's the implication since the article doesn't mention how all these sources have schizophrenia or whatever.


It's not at all. Just because you want to believe people magically got mental disorders of Clinton losing the election doesn't make it true.
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TopicNYT reporter says she knows people still in therapy over Clinton's loss.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:16:07 PM
#28
Mal_Fet posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Not quite. Not everyone with a mental disorder goes to therapy. A lot of people don't want to deal with the stigma of seeking therapy or they just don't know where to go. The US doesn't have a great system for helping people with mental disorders.

Ok so where in the article does she specify that all these sources have mental disorders


The article didn't. I was responding to your response of someone else talking about mental disorders. The person you responded to never said anything about election loss giving people mental disorders, but that was your take away.

People just don't suddenly get mental disorders over something like an election loss and anyone suffering from a mental disorder and having issues with the election loss is likely someone who had a mental disorder before it.
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TopicNYT reporter says she knows people still in therapy over Clinton's loss.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:11:11 PM
#21
Mal_Fet posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Mal_Fet posted...
KarmaMuffin posted...
Literally making fun of people with mental disorders.

Mental disorders aren't caused by losing elections.


And? I don't think he was claiming that Clinton losing the election gave these people mental disorders and rather that people with mental disorders were unable to cope with Clinton losing the election.

If they had mental disorders then they would be in therapy regardless of the election results, yes?

Anyone who needs therapy over any election is a spineless git.


Not quite. Not everyone with a mental disorder goes to therapy. A lot of people don't want to deal with the stigma of seeking therapy or they just don't know where to go. The US doesn't have a great system for helping people with mental disorders.

Plus therapy isn't some magical solution to mental disorders. Therapy can help, but it won't necessarily get rid of the mental disorder.
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TopicNYT reporter says she knows people still in therapy over Clinton's loss.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:00:35 PM
#7
Mal_Fet posted...
KarmaMuffin posted...
Literally making fun of people with mental disorders.

Mental disorders aren't caused by losing elections.


And? I don't think he was claiming that Clinton losing the election gave these people mental disorders and rather that people with mental disorders were unable to cope with Clinton losing the election.
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Topicwhy does every prescription medication commercial give you an allergy warning?
Tmaster148
09/14/17 12:53:59 PM
#2
Liability. If they don't disclose the possible problem and someone suffers they could be liable for damages.
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TopicI've never heard a real reason why "Illegal Immigrants" are a problem.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 12:32:01 PM
#16
DevsBro posted...
And most employers will take money from their employee's paychecks for income taxes. Illegals citizens can't exactly file tax returns to get back any excess money they sent.

By law, every employee in the nation has to fill out a W4 that determines how much to withhold. Employers are not allowed to do so on their behalf.

Supposing the employer doesn't care and does it anyway, there's still the problem of the worker not having an SSN. Hiring illegal immigrants is illegal but falsifying their citizenship for an IRS document is illegal and really stupid. It would be a lot easier and safer to not submit a W4.


The federal government actually gets a ton of tax forms that they can't figure out who they belong too. It's not necessarily the employers faking the SSN as much as the illegals buying fake SSN just to get a job.

It's not that I'm saying all illegals are getting paying into income/social security taxes, but it does happen and there's not much our government can do about it.

It's just something we'll never have a concrete number for, because it's hard to track down people not in the system.
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TopicI've never heard a real reason why "Illegal Immigrants" are a problem.
Tmaster148
09/14/17 12:03:57 PM
#12
josifrees posted...
They don't pay taxes

Also



They still have to pay sales tax on anything they buy. And most employers will take money from their employee's paychecks for income taxes. Illegals citizens can't exactly file tax returns to get back any excess money they sent.
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TopicPSA: If you go even 1 mph over the speed limit, you CAN and SHOULD get a ticket!
Tmaster148
09/14/17 1:29:07 AM
#80
The real crime is that you are still posting this dumb topic.
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TopicDo you think climate change is real?
Tmaster148
09/13/17 7:18:28 PM
#24
Zodd3224 posted...
--kresnik-- posted...
No, it's a myth and in so shocked that people buy into it. It's weather patterns, people. Say it with me:

WEA-THER PA-TTER-NS


LoL

Wow...


What do you expect from Southcoast?
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TopicWhite House press secretary calls for woman to be fired over Trump criticism
Tmaster148
09/13/17 3:38:56 PM
#7
DifferentialEquation posted...
Criticizing not Trump should not be a fireable offense. It should be a criminal offense.


You really fucked up this sentence. Also sounds like you are saying

"Not criticizing Trump should not be a fireable offense. It should be a criminal offense." Which goes against your gimmick.
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TopicDo you think climate change is real?
Tmaster148
09/13/17 3:15:41 PM
#11
ForestLogic posted...
I voted "Not Sure" but I lean towards Yes. I believe it's real, but I don't believe it's as apocalyptic as it's made out to be. Earth's climate does fluctuate over time naturally, so I'm not the type of person to lose their shit anytime something odd happens weather-wise. THAT SAID I do also take a "better safe than sorry" approach and generally support measures that seek to limit damage to the environment, just because in the event man is unequivocally, explicitly, solely responsible for climate change, that's a big risk to take.


While the dangers are likely being exaggerated too much, there are real dangers if the average temp keeps rising. Hurricanes feed off the temperature of the water and climate change will lead to more powerful hurricanes.

The other thing is climate change would be much less of an issue if it wasn't for the fact humans are playing a direct impact into the acceleration of the increases temperatures.

I think the problem is that too many people put too much emphasis in trying to complete solving climate change, which is an impossible task. At the point we are at, we can't revert our impact only prevent us from making it worse.
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TopicHow often during the day are you NOT looking at a screen?
Tmaster148
09/13/17 11:55:35 AM
#15
Considering I work at a computer for my job and the hobbies I take part also involve sitting at my computer at home.

Pretty much when I'm asleep or the rare times I get to hang out with some friends.
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TopicTed Cruz enjoys porn on Twitter
Tmaster148
09/12/17 4:40:00 PM
#69
I guess this means we know whose glasses Morty friend is.
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 1:46:09 PM
#124
CensorErik posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
CensorErik posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Trigg3rH4ppy posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
I'm against cruel and unusual punishment.

We're talking about child sex traffickers, not people. They're subhuman.


They are still people regardless of what crime they have done.

I totally disagree. Child sex traffickers and child rapists are not human. They shouldn't be treated the same as other criminals. I'm not for torture or killing of people, but again, these things aren't people, so I'm open to all forms of torture when they're concerned. Tag me as you see fit.


They are human. Doing a crime doesn't change your species.

Literal vs figurative. Please learn the difference. Or were you acting dense to make an argument where there was none?


Whether or literally or figuratively doesn't matter. Doing a crime does not make you less human. Dehumanizing people over committing crimes is not a good thing to do and it doesn't matter that the crime is.

However, this doesn't mean they aren't shitty people for their actions. But they are still people.
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TopicBerkeley giving COUNCILING to students because a right-wing guy will be there
Tmaster148
09/12/17 1:23:39 PM
#123
Mal_Fet posted...
hockeybub89 posted...
You're the one that doesn't believe in that.

No I don't. I merely said the worst offenders of fragility are on the left.


Idk, you are coming off as one of the worst offenders of fragility right now.
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 12:36:41 PM
#99
CensorErik posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Trigg3rH4ppy posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
I'm against cruel and unusual punishment.

We're talking about child sex traffickers, not people. They're subhuman.


They are still people regardless of what crime they have done.

I totally disagree. Child sex traffickers and child rapists are not human. They shouldn't be treated the same as other criminals. I'm not for torture or killing of people, but again, these things aren't people, so I'm open to all forms of torture when they're concerned. Tag me as you see fit.


They are human. Doing a crime doesn't change your species.

Squidkids posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
I'm against cruel and unusual punishment.

always wondered what the unusual referred too


I think it just refers to whether or not the punishment is acceptable to standards set by society. Like Solitary Confident is cruel punishment, but it's not unusual punishment.
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TopicBerkeley giving COUNCILING to students because a right-wing guy will be there
Tmaster148
09/12/17 12:25:32 PM
#6
I wonder if there'll be counseling for people like Mal who can't stop obsessing over what Berkeley is doing.
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 12:03:54 PM
#85
Santorin posted...
Prisoners have more rights than you and our society treats them pretty well considering.


People convicted of felonies have a pretty hard time getting jobs after being released. Plus while locked up they have reduced rights and some like sex offenders don't even get all their rights back even after being released.

There is no way any prisoner has more rights than anyone not in prison nor does society treat them well.
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TopicYoung Turds: Companies have 'all the right in the world' to issue false DMCAs
Tmaster148
09/12/17 11:50:27 AM
#22
SpiralDrift posted...
I don't understand why people as big as PewdiePie still even rely on youtube anymore.


Youtube is still a huge platform and even with the issues with ad revenue due to changes youtube makes with telling content creators they would still lose quite a bit of revenue not putting stuff up on youtube.

Although a lot of content creators are also moving towards other ways to make money outside of youtube ad revenue. I've seen many youtube channels where they also have a patreon for people to donate money to help them create more videos.
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 11:41:48 AM
#55
Santorin posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
It's a good thing you have no power in this world.


I know more people involved in correction than you could imagine. You have no clue what they deal with.


This literally reads like "My uncle works at Nintendo".
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 10:49:06 AM
#17
Trigg3rH4ppy posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
Trigg3rH4ppy posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
I'm against cruel and unusual punishment.

We're talking about child sex traffickers, not people. They're subhuman.


They are still people regardless of what crime they have done.

I disagree. But I also just watched a documentary about them and it's got me wishing we brutally tortured them.


You have a problem.
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 10:45:40 AM
#12
Trigg3rH4ppy posted...
Tmaster148 posted...
I'm against cruel and unusual punishment.

We're talking about child sex traffickers, not people. They're subhuman.


They are still people regardless of what crime they have done.
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Topicwould you be opposed to the US using burning bulls for child sex traffickers?
Tmaster148
09/12/17 10:42:55 AM
#10
I'm against cruel and unusual punishment.
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TopicPewdiepie just released Apology Video for saying the N word
Tmaster148
09/12/17 9:49:43 AM
#20
FF_Redux posted...
All the haters tho, it seems like you never played an online game before? People are really bad with their language there, it's not an excuse as Pewds said, but I guess he got caught up in that. Especially if you have a huge fanbase you should not say things like that, nevertheless it's not unforgivable.


No one would've of cared if this was just a word like fuck or shit. It's the fact that in his anger he decided to yell a racial slur is raising eyes. Plus getting angry doesn't excuse your actions either.
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TopicRick and Morty was amazing last night
Tmaster148
09/11/17 4:54:26 PM
#54
Nundulan posted...
This was the episode I was waiting for all season, I'm hyped.


How? AS kept a rather tight lip on this episode that there wasn't really much known about it.
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TopicRick and Morty was amazing last night
Tmaster148
09/11/17 3:53:19 PM
#46
dotsdfe posted...
I'd say the only episode that really does the "deep thoughts" thing is episode 3 with the psychiatrist. Episode 2 had it a bit, but a lot of the focus was on the characters just handling the fallout of the divorce rather than anything super deep.

Every episode since 3 has been back to standard zany adventures, even though I personally wasn't a huge fan of 4. I don't really know why people are so down on this season as a whole, because it's pretty much the same great R&M with a slightly larger overall arc that's only taking a small bit of the focus.


A lot of people had too high expectations, because of the wait. Even though the wait between S1 and S2 was about the same time, there wasn't as much anticipation for S2 of Rick and Morty as there was with S3.
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