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1:46 AM
@Wipqozn and that's apparently ok to some. they are of the belief that because the US "isn't a democracy" it should be the minority who dictates how the country run because it stops "a mob rule"
i can understand not wanting population dense centers having only their issues catered for by campaigns......but the US's system just shifted the problem
and honestly, governments only focusing on population dense areas is a failing of the people who want to/do get elected
 
I mean, it's agreement with the premise while also thinking it's good
Of course the senate and the court are antidemocratic
they were designed that way
Wait until you hear about who was allowed to even sort of vote back in 1789
those guys thought regular people were too stupid to have any real say in anything
and these guys on discord like "uhhhhhhh, this is actually good" still do think that
except they also think that they're the giga smart land owning white citizen when probably only two of those things are true here
 
 
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1:54 PM
@Memor-X This idiot doesn't understand that "republic" and "democracy" are describing two different things. Republics span the spectrum of tyrannies/dictatorships to democracies, the same as monarchies.
 
 
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6:41 PM
> “Praying with a group that filed an amicus brief with a court," Stetson University law professor Louis Virelli says, "is a problem.”
 
 
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11:27 PM
> The former F.B.I. director and his deputy, both of whom former President Donald J. Trump wanted prosecuted, were selected for a rare audit program that the tax agency says is random.
> Among tax lawyers, the most invasive type of random audit carried out by the I.R.S. is known, only partly jokingly, as “an autopsy without the benefit of death.”

The odds of being selected for that audit in any given year are tiny — out of nearly 153 million individual returns filed for 2017, for example, the I.R.S. targeted about 5,000, or roughly one out of 30,600.
> Mr. Comey was informed of the audit in 2019. Two years later, the I.R.S., still under the leadership of a Trump appointee after President Biden took office, picked about 8,000 returns for the same type of audit Mr. Comey had undergone from the 154 million individual returns filed in 2019, or about one in 19,250.
I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
 

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