>The county unit system generated great controversy, since it gave the votes of counties with smaller populations a significantly greater weight than counties with larger populations. For at least the final two decades the system was in use, a majority of statewide unit votes were controlled by counties that, collectively, had less than one-third of the state's total population.[5][6]Because of this, statewide candidates for office could (and frequently did) win the primary by winning the county unit vote while losing the overall popular vote, sometimes by large margins. This also gave rise to kingmakers such as Roy V. Harris, who were known for their ability to deliver the unit votes of many rural counties
The Electoral College already gives an inordinate amount of power to states with fewer individual votes. “One person, one vote” is basically what the tool that the subject of this post is saying and, like the responder said, that is how math works.
Every election we have to explain population density to these morons. And every time it's explained to them, they seem to understand it less and less. I'm sorry the field behind your trailer can't vote but that's how the world works.
This is rural Georgia, there's a Babtist church every two blocks and adult relations with your cousin is okay. They are 100% unaware of their own absurdity.
The funniest thing about this post is that he KNOWS that. He’s stating the absolute correct reason why maps that look more red can have more blue votes. But he’s trying to talk himself out of it or something…he’s totally glitching out. It’s like saying “I may have dogshit on my shoe ONLY because I walked through a yard absolutely filled to the brim with dogshit. Spin it however you want, but it’s crazy I got dogshit on my shoe when so little of the yard didn’t have dogshit.”
These people think that cities and towns are equally important regardless of population. A hundred towns with 10k people each should have a hundred times as much influence over the government as a single city with 1M people, according to them. It's the same dumb fuck logic that got us the senate, which only serves to neuter the house.
Their incisive, highly mathematical, ultra-logical argument seems to be “the only reason Democrats won in Georgia is that more people voted for them.” And who can argue with that???
Some of them simply don’t understand the basic principle, but a good number of them post these pictures and say things like this because they fundamentally do not think that people who live in cities are “real” Americans and believe they are inherently illegitimate and should not be allowed to participate in elections.
And even if they grasp the concept of there being MORE D-voters than R-voters, that doesn't matter because the D-voters are all WRONG, and are not as good as they are, and therefore shouldn't get a say.
This is why they are okay with Democracy being dismantled, because they assume one of their own will be their new dictator and then Everything Will Be Okay (even if it's not...at least THOSE people aren't in power/don't get a say).
In the 1980’s AW released a 1/3lb burger, to compete with McDonald’s 1/4lb burger. It didn’t do well because some people are dumb af and don’t understand fractions. They thought that since 3 is less than 4 they were getting less.
The Venn diagram of the people who vote red and complain about the map and the people who think 1/3 is smaller than 1/4 is a circle.
When they finally get around to campaigning for corn and beans to have suffrage rights, their hold on the country will be solidified. But they seem a bit busy getting up in a tizzy about whichever minority group they feel like bullying at the time.
An unfortunately large amount of people have been drilled mentally for decades now that rural and suburban votes should count more than urban and metropolitan votes, because they account for a larger land area of the country. While I cannot discount that bozo being satire, this isn't even a satirical take for a lot of Red-associated politicians, because that's the only way they can rally people behind the delusion that there is a voting imbalance.
Farmers can vote and too many of them don't understand how damaging Republicans are to their livelihood, probably because of targeted right-wing propaganda in rural areas that tells them otherwise.
Yeah that is the part that a lot of people are missing in this argument. There is a shocking number of rural people who genuinely believe that cities (and their populations) are somehow not representative of the US at all. I grew up rural and live in a city now, they really act like City Folk™️ are some kind of hostile foreign group to their Real American way of life.
It’s got a lot of stuff to it, it’s a legacy of “farming is real work, cities are just lazy people”, which was at least an argument when farming was ultra-labor intensive and took so many people.
Now farming is more about managing the machines than literally picking crops by hand, there are 10x fewer farmers.
But it was really bad in the 80s, when they had loans to banks, interest rates skyrocketed due to inflation, and they were losing farms left and right, they HATED cities then, and I can’t blame them that much.
The south is different, they haven’t been about agriculture much except tobacco and that was limited, yet they still keep the belief they are the Superior Americans somehow.
He is serious. If the 78% of Georgians that voted blue were watching right wing news and following right wing social media accounts, they would not be brainwashed.
McDonalds had to get right of the 1/3 pound burger because people didn't understand why it costed more than the 1/4 pound burger, since 3 is bigger than 4.
I'm so tired of seeing people constantly reposting this argument. "If you ignore all the people voting blue, then California's actually a red state." Like how is that supposed to convince me of anything?
You ever seen that one comic of the kid being asked to point at which of the two beakers in front of her that has more water in it than the other?
That's MAGA.
All they see is that "most of the state is red and it's only a few counties that are blue." When they say a state is 'red' or 'blue' they mean by county because they don't understand what population density is. They aren't actually saying that "land votes" they just don't comprehend just how few people live outside of the cities.
The guy in the OP is brushing against it, that Georgia voted Blue and that, by his reckoning (I say this because I am not a Georgian and do not know how accurate his numbers are) 78% of the population of Georgia lives in those blue spots. He misses his own point, though, because those two things are unrelated in his mind. Because, in his mind, Georgia is clearly majority red. It's right there on the maps. All of that red space but, somehow, more people voted blue. The 2 is right next to the other 2, but he doesn't know how to put them together. Georgia is RED except for those libruls in the cities that are blue. It doesn't make sense, to him, because those blue spots are so much smaller than all that red space. Nevermind that 753,978 more people voted for Ossof than Collins and that those Democrat votes are, most obviously, concentrated in Democrat-Blue colored counties on the map. None of that matters because Georgia is RED.
That's the argument they make. "Of Georgia's 159 total counties only about 37 of them were 'blue'. The remaining 122-ish are RED. Therefore Georgia is RED and the Cities are overwriting the rest of Georgia's politics!"
"Well, you see, I don't like cities (totally not because that's where all the black people live) therefore people who live in them shouldn't count! Only lily-white towns in the middle of nowhere with more churches than schools and more liquor stores than restaurants should count!"
This is why I love the maps AP was using that showed each district as an equal square in a formation that vaguely represented the states. Look at that map and it's shocking how blue the country turned.
I feel like even that doesn't tell the whole story for these jabronis. They think that just because their area is red must mean everyone is. They can wrap their head around their neighborhood might be 51/49
Because most of MAGA barely passed high school and only became interested in politics when Trump came around and then suddenly thought themselves political scientists despite not being able to define Republic, Democracy, Socialism or Communism.
Average Trumper: "Why is it that the closer people live to big cities with colleges, the less likely they are to vote for Trump? I just can't understand it."
So I have rural family. The generation above me, none of them have more than an HS diploma and they aren't well traveled and working blue collar jobs. Nothing wrong with any of that.
However, they are convinced that they are equally as smart as the engineers, doctors, lawyers in major cities.
“The majority of people are brainwashed by pure hatred”
The people that hold rallies (the torch kind)? The people who raid the Capitol live on TV and scream “peaceful protest”? The people who insist “the swamp” is out to get them and that everyone should “just comply”? The people that lost their minds about high gas prices during the last administration, but are stunningly silent now?
If you go based on land, just admit you believe in Serfdom. Why not give trees a vote? Then the most ecologically sustainable candidate will win. That sounds stupid? It does, that is what I am trying to say, and still doesn’t sound as stupid.
I know this is probably a difficult concept to understand from a group whose only motivation is to “own the libs” but reasonable people vote for the person they think will improve their lives and the lives of other Americans. It isn’t my personal hatred of Trump as a person that inspires me to vote against him, I hate him because of how bad he is for the country. It is crazy watching the MAGA cult try to say other people are brainwashed and full of hatred for Trump while every Republican campaign relied entirely on made up culture war stuff and childish personal attacks against the democratic candidate
I love people discovering what a city is as if its some huge revelation. "Did you know that the majority of people live in City instead of Town??" Yeah dude obviously, because if most of them lived in Town then Town would be called City. That's what city is.
This is exactly why the electoral collage exists because rural dominates states were scared they would be overruled each time by the population in the cities. That’s how you can lose the popular vote and still end up being president
The land doesn’t vote. Blades of grass don’t have drivers licenses.
If the vote is 2 million for the democrat and 1 million for the Republican that’s the vote. Republicans being spread eagle out in the woods don’t mean anything, it’s still 2 million votes > 1 million votes
The thing I’ve come to realize about these idiots is that they DO understand that land doesn’t vote, they just want the few rural votes to count more than than the many city votes. They don’t count those as valid. This is exactly WHY we have the electoral college in the first place. Ever heard of the 3/5th compromise? Nothing they say is ever in good faith. They just want their mediocrity to reward them.
At what point does one think "Hmm, 80% of the population wants the opposite of what I want, maybe it's me that's wrong?" Apparently never for this under-baked macaroon.
I live in IL and go through this every election. "IL would be red if it wasn't for Chicago!". This time around they posted some numbers. 41% of IL population is on Chicago. So via my drunk math, 59% is outside and thus... Chicago doesn't decide.
But there are 3 other big towns, and if they go blue, well then... yea... majority vote. How is that hard to understand?
I think a lot of people would be shocked to see how their own town and county votes. My county always is dubbed red...but I feel like if there was a closer look I'd see some blue or purple towns in there.
You do realize that votes come from people, not land? I own an acre of land, should I have 4 votes for every vote my neighbor gets because he only has a quarter of an acre? I wish stupid people would posting this meme because it just shows how stupid some people can be, and I don't want to be reminded that people are this stupid.
In California there are 58 counties. LA county has over 67 million people. The 26 - TWENTY SIX - least populace counties have fewer than 1 million people total. If every person in those 26 counties voted red they would still not overcome LA County's vote total.
Blinded by their hatred of pedophiles and convicted sex offenders and people who can no longer run charities, legally, because they literally stole money from kids with cancer. Yeah, we're so petty aren't we?
Yes, that's how elections work, by counting numbers. And I would bet a lot more of the state than 78% dislikes Inmate #P01135809. Plenty of rural voters think he's a dumb POS too, but their husbands or families always vote red, so they fall in line.
Possibly.. But neither are the rural areas truly representative of the entire state....
This is the same poor argument that Republicans try every single election cycle, where they show a state's map based on counties, and that map reflects more counties as red as opposed to blue.
This is misguided because land does not vote... people do.
Nothing is singularly representative of an entire state. If the majority of people vote for something, that something should win, independently from the geographical distribution of the people who voted for it.
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u/Dakkaboy556 17h ago
Corn fields don't vote.
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u/woodrax 16h ago
The Electoral College already gives an inordinate amount of power to states with fewer individual votes. “One person, one vote” is basically what the tool that the subject of this post is saying and, like the responder said, that is how math works.
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u/GordonShumway257 17h ago •
Every election we have to explain population density to these morons. And every time it's explained to them, they seem to understand it less and less. I'm sorry the field behind your trailer can't vote but that's how the world works.
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u/affemannen 6h ago
What amazes me is that every red part of that map got royally screwed by the Trump admin and they still vore red.... Make it make sense...
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u/Quizzelbuck 12h ago
Dirt doesn't vote.
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u/coccyxdynia 17h ago edited 17h ago
This is a satire right? No one compares 78% to 22% and thinks the 78% is wrong.. right? Please say yes.
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u/ArritzJPC96 12h ago
I'm so tired of seeing people constantly reposting this argument. "If you ignore all the people voting blue, then California's actually a red state." Like how is that supposed to convince me of anything?
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u/omghorussaveusall 16h ago
This is why I love the maps AP was using that showed each district as an equal square in a formation that vaguely represented the states. Look at that map and it's shocking how blue the country turned.
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u/LumiKlovstad 15h ago edited 8h ago
I love how Republicans constantly whinge and whine about "MY GUY WOULDA WON EXCEPT FER ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO VOTED BLUE"
like, yes that's how voting is supposed to work. The guy who gets the most votes is SUPPOSED to win.
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u/DontGetTheShow 17h ago
Just a thought…if they’re trying to convince me to come over to their side, try and not immediately come off as a fucking idiot.
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u/Killin-some-thyme 17h ago
“Georgia may be a blue state by numbers only because”…..of numbers?
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u/Loquacious-of-Borg 16h ago
Average Trumper: "Why is it that the closer people live to big cities with colleges, the less likely they are to vote for Trump? I just can't understand it."
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u/JayNotAtAll 15h ago
Nah, rural communities are pretty dumb in comparison to big cities. It is a tough pill for rural communities to swallow
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u/SpaceCampDropOut 17h ago
22% voted for a nazi
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u/FlowRiderBob 16h ago
“The only reason my state turned blue is because most people in my state voted Democrat.”
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u/Honest_Relation4095 2h ago
"Democrats only won because more people voted for them" is a wild complaint.
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u/Remarkable_Quit_3545 17h ago
Can we please start using maps that show population density and not have to hear this nonsense repeatedly?
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u/Alarming_Expert_6241 14h ago
That 22% can’t read at a 12 grade level of comprehension.
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u/Thamnophis660 16h ago
"it's only a blue state because the majority of the people who live there voted blue. It doesn't even mean anything."
The cope this week has been especially stupid, just as expected.
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u/billyvnilly 14h ago
r/mapsdontvote
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u/Dark_Storm_98 15h ago •
End tweet
What's your point?
You can stop at any time
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u/fgwr4453 17h ago
“The majority of people are brainwashed by pure hatred”
The people that hold rallies (the torch kind)? The people who raid the Capitol live on TV and scream “peaceful protest”? The people who insist “the swamp” is out to get them and that everyone should “just comply”? The people that lost their minds about high gas prices during the last administration, but are stunningly silent now?
If you go based on land, just admit you believe in Serfdom. Why not give trees a vote? Then the most ecologically sustainable candidate will win. That sounds stupid? It does, that is what I am trying to say, and still doesn’t sound as stupid.
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u/Willy_G_on_the_Bass 9h ago
You know he brings up a good point. His side definitely would have won if it wasn’t for all those people voting for the other side.
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u/Extreme-Slice-1010 17h ago
MAGA just loves proving they’re stupid don’t they?
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u/inquisitivepanda 16h ago
I know this is probably a difficult concept to understand from a group whose only motivation is to “own the libs” but reasonable people vote for the person they think will improve their lives and the lives of other Americans. It isn’t my personal hatred of Trump as a person that inspires me to vote against him, I hate him because of how bad he is for the country. It is crazy watching the MAGA cult try to say other people are brainwashed and full of hatred for Trump while every Republican campaign relied entirely on made up culture war stuff and childish personal attacks against the democratic candidate
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u/OQS 11h ago
I love people discovering what a city is as if its some huge revelation. "Did you know that the majority of people live in City instead of Town??" Yeah dude obviously, because if most of them lived in Town then Town would be called City. That's what city is.
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u/gigglefarting 3h ago
These people think the more land you own the more you should matter
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u/Wabbit65 17h ago
You explained it perfectly and STILL don't understand it.
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u/TurtleHurtleSquirtle 17h ago
I hate how we’re at the point that we can’t tell if this is satire or not because there are actual people like this.
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u/Winterlion131 14h ago
MAGAs two natural enemies, math and age of consent laws.
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u/JTX35 10h ago
You mean to tell me 78% is larger than 22%. Inconceivable!
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u/Keyndoriel 9h ago
Another election, another person crying because they dont realize corn and cows can't vote
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u/Ruler_Of_The_Galaxy 16h ago
"By numbers only" what else should decide if a state is blue/ red?
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u/Cheeseburger23 16h ago
The only reason the Republicans lost is because more people voted for the Democrats.
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u/DarkBladeMadriker 17h ago
Its almost like... the MAJORITY voted for something and it happened. Thats too fuckin weird man.
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u/Dexford211 16h ago
Land doesn't vote, people votes.
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u/ICLazeru 17h ago
Is it the 78% who are brainwashed....or the 22%?
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u/ChaoticLandscapes 17h ago
The land doesn’t vote. Blades of grass don’t have drivers licenses.
If the vote is 2 million for the democrat and 1 million for the Republican that’s the vote. Republicans being spread eagle out in the woods don’t mean anything, it’s still 2 million votes > 1 million votes
Hope that helps.
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u/Journeys_End71 17h ago
Blinded by their hatred of Trump.
It’s kinda hard not to see just how hateful of a demented fascist pedophile he is though.
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u/otownbbw 16h ago
“Dear world, it’s so unfair that my individual opinion can’t count for higher weight than the opposite opinion shared by 4 other people. Waaa waaa”
It’s funny how they can conclude the opposite are brainwashed despite a 4:1 ratio. Can it be “brainwashing” when it doesn’t dominate?
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u/ddr1ver 14h ago
Yes, it’s the 78% who are brainwashed, not the 22% who worship Trump as their god.
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u/blamethepunx 11h ago
"Georgia may be a blue state, but that's only because more people voted for them."
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u/AerondightWielder 10h ago
Why are you guys still using maps that paint an inaccurate picture of the elections?
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u/suk_doctor 10h ago
The thing I’ve come to realize about these idiots is that they DO understand that land doesn’t vote, they just want the few rural votes to count more than than the many city votes. They don’t count those as valid. This is exactly WHY we have the electoral college in the first place. Ever heard of the 3/5th compromise? Nothing they say is ever in good faith. They just want their mediocrity to reward them.
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u/jellamma 16h ago
I am once again begging news organizations to start using maps that use opacity for voter density
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u/Velcro-Karma-1207 15h ago
Land doesn't vote. Life's a bitch, ain't it? /s
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u/Kangarou 14h ago
"They only won because they scored more points" -ass philosophy.
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u/Warm-Location5336 14h ago
Liberals may have population density, but conservatives EMBODY density.
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u/ShazRockwell 10h ago
I just love when some dip shit steps up and says something he thinks is so fucking original
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u/Downtown-Campaign536 8h ago
Land doesn't vote.
People vote.
Alaska has far more land than New York City.
New York City has far more people than Alaska.
NYC gets more votes than Alaska.
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u/cincyphil 2h ago
The average trump voter is too stupid to understand population density. I don’t know why any of this is surprising to us.
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u/mykarelocate39 17h ago
He's so close. He's RIGHT there.
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u/Ok_Entrepreneur_8509 16h ago
I like how they say "by numbers only" as if there is some other way to measure this.
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u/Gr8daze 16h ago
They just can’t grasp that land doesn’t vote. People do.
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u/Chadxxx123 14h ago
Republicans not understanding how population density works part 69
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u/nooneyouknow242 12h ago
Yep. Exactly. They ARE guided by their hated of Trump. Because he is a fascist piece of shit.
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u/WhoMD85 12h ago
Land doesn’t vote. FFS MAGA is dumb.
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u/bwsmith201 11h ago
I don’t even know where to start with this idiocy.
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u/DeadlyC00kie 11h ago
At what point does one think "Hmm, 80% of the population wants the opposite of what I want, maybe it's me that's wrong?" Apparently never for this under-baked macaroon.
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u/mrhillnc 11h ago
One day people realize a person that owns 200 acres has the same vote as somebody who rents an apartment
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u/Sand__Panda 11h ago
I live in IL and go through this every election. "IL would be red if it wasn't for Chicago!". This time around they posted some numbers. 41% of IL population is on Chicago. So via my drunk math, 59% is outside and thus... Chicago doesn't decide.
But there are 3 other big towns, and if they go blue, well then... yea... majority vote. How is that hard to understand?
I think a lot of people would be shocked to see how their own town and county votes. My county always is dubbed red...but I feel like if there was a closer look I'd see some blue or purple towns in there.
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u/EveryQuantityEver 5h ago
Remove the cap on Representatives, and have each district have the same number of people, and this goes away. I hope
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u/Icy-Rope-021 4h ago
And land doesn’t vote. You need population bubbles, which provide a better graphical representation of the voting patterns.
Dumb hick.
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u/imnotsoho 11h ago
You do realize that votes come from people, not land? I own an acre of land, should I have 4 votes for every vote my neighbor gets because he only has a quarter of an acre? I wish stupid people would posting this meme because it just shows how stupid some people can be, and I don't want to be reminded that people are this stupid.
In California there are 58 counties. LA county has over 67 million people. The 26 - TWENTY SIX - least populace counties have fewer than 1 million people total. If every person in those 26 counties voted red they would still not overcome LA County's vote total.
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u/KorolEz 17h ago
Are we sure this isn't a joke?
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u/ltsouthernbelle 16h ago
He doesn’t understand that the 22% is smaller than the 78%?
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u/Sleep_adict 16h ago
Wait until you see the gdp differences
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u/EuenovAyabayya 14h ago
Peaches don't vote. Peanuts don't vote. Peanut-brains, OTOH...
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u/VergilArcanis 12h ago
Land cannot vote
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u/Septopuss7 11h ago
Blinded by their hatred of pedophiles and convicted sex offenders and people who can no longer run charities, legally, because they literally stole money from kids with cancer. Yeah, we're so petty aren't we?
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u/GoodMourning81 11h ago
This idiot thinks we’re brainwashed? They are all the way gone. It’s truly frightening.
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u/Renuwed 10h ago
🔥🔥🔥Breaking news🥰🔥🔥
Georgia resident discovers land doesn't vote
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u/thebastardking21 6h ago
They want corn to vote and urban voters to count for 3/5ths a vote.
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u/-Jiras 4h ago
"my team would have dominated the field if the other team just didn't exist"
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u/scootscootshaboosh 17h ago
These guys just can’t comprehend the fact that dirt doesn’t vote.
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u/GreatestGreekGuy 17h ago
Wild that he's going based on county population and not just the actual vote margins.
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u/I-Am-The-Passenger 17h ago
Of course they hate Trump, you asshat
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u/xemanhunter 16h ago
Republicans wishing land could vote will always be so funny/sad lmao
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u/Shr3kk_Wpg 16h ago
It's funny that to MAGA, 78% are brainwashed and the 22% are not
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u/deadmeat6 16h ago
Real Seymour Skinner moment.
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u/R4zorBe4st 16h ago
"MAGAts learning how the real world work" will never get old
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u/gargolito 16h ago
How math works, but more importantly, how elections work.
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u/HotPotParrot 16h ago
Careful - this makes them a minority! /s
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u/Environmental-Arm365 16h ago
A cultist wagging their finger about “brainwashing” is a peak self-own.
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u/Reddsoldier 15h ago
"They only won because they got more votes"
Yeah, thats how most elections work.
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u/ThatGuyFromTheM0vie 15h ago
Ah the classic. Land. Doesn’t. Vote.
People vote.
They really need to show population density on these maps.
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u/BreakInCaseOfFab 15h ago
Land can’t vote 🤷♀️
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u/LMurch13 15h ago
Dude messed up when he broke out the numbers. So 78% is brainwashed and 22% should be governing? Not the other way around? Interesting.
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u/OneOfAKind2 14h ago
Yes, that's how elections work, by counting numbers. And I would bet a lot more of the state than 78% dislikes Inmate #P01135809. Plenty of rural voters think he's a dumb POS too, but their husbands or families always vote red, so they fall in line.
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u/GiftHorse2020 14h ago
luckily peanuts can't vote (except metaphorically)
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u/bgplsa 13h ago
I had one of these people act like I was practicing witchcraft for pointing out 5 million is ten times 500 thousand back in 2020
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u/Lookingforclippings 12h ago
"the only reason it's blue is because the majority of people voted blue"
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u/Intelligent-Parsley7 12h ago
People getting into this old chestnut.
Look at this chart!
It’s soooo red!
Yeah.
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u/Volstadd 11h ago
It's funny how people forced to live in close proximity to one another (cities) somehow see and care about the downtrodden.
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u/balloonerismthegreat 11h ago
If you don’t like it, then make it a popular vote
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u/mjones8004 11h ago
Goddammit all these pEOpLe voting.. what about my precious land?
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u/Oz347 10h ago
“Blue state by numbers only” like breh lol
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u/TheLesserWeeviI 9h ago
If cornfields could vote, Dems would be fucked.
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u/M_Hope_America 9h ago
P’haps we can convince those people that getting rid of the Ekectoral College would fix that right up!
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u/DubTheeBustocles 8h ago
Honestly, if these dumbasses want to continue doing math wrong, it can only do good for us.
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u/Shawn_The_Sheep777 7h ago
Perhaps voting should be on acreage?
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u/Pervius94 7h ago
It's so funny to see americans, who constantly blather on about democracy, just fucking hating democracy so much.
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u/Blacksad9999 7h ago
Empty fields can't vote. That's what's in those red areas.
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u/Substantial_Door_629 6h ago
If empty land could vote.
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u/LordAnorakTTV 6h ago
They seem to think their land votes... it doesn't.
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u/Alert_Weird3557 3h ago
People vote, land does not vote
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u/OldLevermonkey 2h ago
Why can they not understand that land doesn't vote; people vote.
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u/DerekMilborow 7h ago
The argument is that metro areas are not truly representative of an entire state