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Don't you have to basically dox yourself to vote in the US? Didn't Jim get doxed by Jade's voter registration?
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I mean at this point I would be surprised if there was a US citizen out there that couldn't be easily doxxxxed. There's just so much data collection and reselling that if you don't live like a complete schizo (and even then), you are going to leave behind a ton of bread crumbsDon't you have to basically dox yourself to vote in the US? Didn't Jim get doxed by Jade's voter registration?
Too bad a lot, if not most, eurofiefdoms get to pick only between establishment and controlled opposition. There's hardly and wildcard option for voters when even le based candidates go headsmash the jew wall as soon as they get into office.Also, voting in deranged candidates SPECIFICALY to torment people in Brussels is one of the most based things you can do.
Wasn't 2007 when Chris was "discovered" for the first time by the Internet? It was a cursed year indeed.Happy Page 2007.
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I know that this is the Kiwi Farms and all, but never did I expect to ever see a post featuring an Amberlynn Reid knockoff running for a European office in some kind of anti bite kink mask.I saw redditors kvetching over this weird Romanian candidate (I know literally nothing about her) so that's a bonus too.
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Depends on the state. Some have protections, some don't.Don't you have to basically dox yourself to vote in the US? Didn't Jim get doxed by Jade's voter registration?
Let me attempt to elucidate on this specimen. Which apparently is not a tranny and isn't wearing a kink muzzle, or so I am led to believe.I saw redditors kvetching over this weird Romanian candidate (I know literally nothing about her) so that's a bonus too.
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This is what Reddit was angry about (of course).She was one of the prominent anti-covid vaxxers
What about the "single transferable vote" system? I don't know how Australia specifically does it but I hear everyone say the general idea is objectively better than the "first past the post" system we use.Australia has it and it's one of the most politically fucked up countries on Earth.
Might be a funny article to read over lolRCMP surprised hate groups are “increasingly racially diverse”
I have never looked into it too hard, but "ranked voting" (another name for that) and multiple votes are interesting. I think in Germany you get 5 ballots to allocate however you please, be it for 1 party or 5 different ones.What about the "single transferable vote" system? I don't know how Australia specifically does it but I hear everyone say the general idea is objectively better than the "first past the post" system we use.
What the pademic? I mean. Yeah, but that wasnt just a us thing. And thankfully where i live, we didnt have any serious restrictions after a few months.are you so young that 2020 didn't register?
Pretty similar experience for me.The only thing that has affected me in the last fucking all of my life with regards to politics is that taxes have gone up and down apparently unrelated to anything I can predict, there's some sort of obamacare mandate (gay as hell, dating a man? wtf) and trump winning broke my ribs so I needed to use that government healthcare.
Everything else in my life, even if somewhat tangentially affected by the current party in power OR where I lived, was much more greatly affected by my actions and choices.
STOP FUCKING VOTING!
Like talking about doing something gives you the same high as doing the thing, voting gives you the same feel that you're improving your life that actually getting off your ass and doing shit does.
Anyway, I did see an actual tranny at walmart once, so there's that. Looked horrible.
Just about any method you can think of works better than what the US uses. STV is one of the better systems, but I think the consensus is that the best is "Approval" voting. It's almost the same as the US system, but you can vote for multiple people.What about the "single transferable vote" system? I don't know how Australia specifically does it but I hear everyone say the general idea is objectively better than the "first past the post" system we use.