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Topic	France's presidential election is soon underway. Who've you got?
Zeus 05/07/17 3:44:25 AM #17:	TheCyborgNinja posted... Zeus posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... Zeus posted... tbh, people have been complaining about the US's 2-party system for years but look at what France's election system gave them: It's like an infinitely worse version of the 2016 election. I'm slightly favoring Le Pen only because of her opponent's EU stances where he announced plans to "punish" the UK for Brexit and because France's open-door policy has opened the country to repeated acts of terror and violence. I'd argue it's not worse. They choose their two favourites, not super-delegates or some shit, then pit those two against each other. Hillary won without superdelegates and the Republicans don't have superdelegates. And Macron is literally nobody's favorite. Somebody better tell Trump to get out of the White House then. How embarrassing that everyone except you seems to have been ignorant of this. PS: I know the electoral college (and IMO the entire US electoral system) are dog shit. Not sure why you'd bring up the primaries then act if I was responding to the generals, especially considering that the generals doesn't have super-delegates. More importantly, there's no problem with the electoral college (which works EXACTLY how it was designed) or primary system. And, thanks to France's election, we know that systems which allow for more than two parties function even worse than our two-party system. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash <cite>Zeus posted [p:878624945] in France's p... [t:75319443]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>tbh, people have been complaining about the US's 2-party system for years but look at what France's election system gave them: It's like an infinitely worse version of the 2016 election. I'm slightly favoring Le Pen only because of her opponent's EU stances where he announced plans to "punish" the UK for Brexit and because France's open-door policy has opened the country to repeated acts of terror and violence.</quote> I'd argue it's not worse. They choose their two favourites, not super-delegates or some shit, then pit those two against each other.</quote> Hillary won without superdelegates and the Republicans don't have superdelegates. And Macron is literally nobody's favorite.</quote> Somebody better tell Trump to get out of the White House then. How embarrassing that everyone except you seems to have been ignorant of this. PS: I know the electoral college (and IMO the entire US electoral system) are dog shit.</quote> Not sure why you'd bring up the primaries then act if I was responding to the generals, especially considering that the generals doesn't have super-delegates. More importantly, there's no problem with the electoral college (which works EXACTLY how it was designed) or primary system. And, thanks to France's election, we know that systems which allow for more than two parties function even worse than our two-party system. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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