Sunshine

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We saw this trick before!

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The people need to put a stop to this!

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They don’t look so scary now.

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The mastodon eats blue birds for breakfast.

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Also the fact that touch screens are cheaper to build with how expensive battery tech has been in electric cars.

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I guess I could do a presentation on the merits of the fediverse.

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Jordan Peterson is really bad because the carnivore diet he promotes would starve the chud’s brain of nutrients.

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Little dummy must’ve been watching Andrew Tate.

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My man Han Solo always fights against tyranny.

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The wall of shame!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/31925477

For Drutman, US efforts to incorporate ranked-choice voting can have only a limited effect, and don’t necessarily change the core problem of politics in the country, as he sees it. The system still pushes towards two dominant parties, and avoids proportional representation at the district or state levels. In his view, the goal should be more parties, focused on giving more voters a voice and on building cross-party coalitions, instead of experiments with ranked-choice voting to elect particular candidates. But he does see a positive note from these experiments: “There’s definitely interest in electoral reform.”

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