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Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
We are a constitutional republic, providing equal opportunity.
You, once again, long for Cuba or Venezuela.
Flights are departing daily...rafts and flotillas seeking escape from your longed for equality also depart every day.![]()
Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
We are a constitutional republic, providing equal opportunity.
You, once again, long for Cuba or Venezuela.
Flights are departing daily...rafts and flotillas seeking escape from your longed for equality also depart every day.![]()
Providing the opportunity to vote is not the same thing as giving each person's vote the same amount of influence.
White privilege rules! YAY!
Ransom said:Assuming for the sake of argument that "white privilege" exists, then a) I was born with it, and b) therefore there's no reason to be ashamed of it or try to hide it.
Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
We are a constitutional republic, providing equal opportunity.
You, once again, long for Cuba or Venezuela.
Flights are departing daily...rafts and flotillas seeking escape from your longed for equality also depart every day.![]()
Providing the opportunity to vote is not the same thing as giving each person's vote the same amount of influence.
White privilege rules! YAY!
Flights departing daily to la la lands of liberalism.
Flotillas departing daily in the other direction...to escape your utopia.
And, you have NO argument against this. It is real life as opposed to the liberal drivel you parrot!
Jim Jones said:Trump won 2,600 counties, Clinton won 500.
Exactly why the tyranny of the majority will not reign in the US.
Our 4th President, Father of the Constitution and architect of the Bill of Rights, may have foreseen the current push by a religious minority to use majoritarian devices in Congress to tyrannize the rest of the country. He must have feared it when he wrote Thomas Jefferson in France from the Continental Congress on October 24, 1787. After recognizing the need for a majority in routine votes, he asked when "a majority... united by a common interest or a passion cannot be constrained from oppressing the minority, what remedy can be found...?"
He went on to express his hope that the newly forming nation would be large enough, with enough "different interests and parties... that no common interest or passion will be likely to unite a majority of the whole number in an unjust pursuit." In the areas of civil and religious rights, he predicted, "If [one] sect form a majority and have the power, other sects will be sure to be depressed." This fear grew out of the American colonies' experience with 18th-century European nations where religion and state were synonymous.
Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
We are a constitutional republic, providing equal opportunity.
You, once again, long for Cuba or Venezuela.
Flights are departing daily...rafts and flotillas seeking escape from your longed for equality also depart every day.![]()
Providing the opportunity to vote is not the same thing as giving each person's vote the same amount of influence.
White privilege rules! YAY!
Flights departing daily to la la lands of liberalism.
Flotillas departing daily in the other direction...to escape your utopia.
And, you have NO argument against this. It is real life as opposed to the liberal drivel you parrot!
In essence, the "3/5 slave vote" is still in effect but rather than applying to slaves, it is being applied to citizens of metropolitan areas, specifically targeting the poor which includes minorities.
You have yet to address the issue: please explain to me why the vote of one individual citizen should be more influential than the vote of another.
Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
We are a constitutional republic, providing equal opportunity.
You, once again, long for Cuba or Venezuela.
Flights are departing daily...rafts and flotillas seeking escape from your longed for equality also depart every day.![]()
Providing the opportunity to vote is not the same thing as giving each person's vote the same amount of influence.
White privilege rules! YAY!
Flights departing daily to la la lands of liberalism.
Flotillas departing daily in the other direction...to escape your utopia.
And, you have NO argument against this. It is real life as opposed to the liberal drivel you parrot!
In essence, the "3/5 slave vote" is still in effect but rather than applying to slaves, it is being applied to citizens of metropolitan areas, specifically targeting the poor which includes minorities.
You have yet to address the issue: please explain to me why the vote of one individual citizen should be more influential than the vote of another.
Because our constitution says it is 'so' because the founders were smarter than you and today's liberal socialist democrats.
Have you booked a flight to one of the fair and equitable countries that provide what you so long for?
Flights and flotillas depart daily....![]()
Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:Tarheel Baptist said:Smellin Coffee said:So the single vote from the California resident should be less powerful than the single vote from an Idaho resident?
So much for an attempt at equality...
We are a constitutional republic, providing equal opportunity.
You, once again, long for Cuba or Venezuela.
Flights are departing daily...rafts and flotillas seeking escape from your longed for equality also depart every day.![]()
Providing the opportunity to vote is not the same thing as giving each person's vote the same amount of influence.
White privilege rules! YAY!
Flights departing daily to la la lands of liberalism.
Flotillas departing daily in the other direction...to escape your utopia.
And, you have NO argument against this. It is real life as opposed to the liberal drivel you parrot!
In essence, the "3/5 slave vote" is still in effect but rather than applying to slaves, it is being applied to citizens of metropolitan areas, specifically targeting the poor which includes minorities.
You have yet to address the issue: please explain to me why the vote of one individual citizen should be more influential than the vote of another.
Because our constitution says it is 'so' because the founders were smarter than you and today's liberal socialist democrats.
Have you booked a flight to one of the fair and equitable countries that provide what you so long for?
Flights and flotillas depart daily....![]()
So you are for slavery. After all, the founders were smarter and even owned slaves themselves. They believed certain minorities weren't worthy to be allowed the freedoms of the Constitution and should not be fit for citizenship, making hypocrites of the signers of the Declaration of Independence where "all men are created equal". Got it.
Tarheel Baptist said:Planes to Cuba ... leave daily...
Tarheel Baptist said:You are consistent at least even if you are consistently misinformed.
The 'founding fathers' were not monolithic and many of them were a part of the abolitionist movement.