2020 US Election Thread

[Frownland]

#notalldemocracy

[OccultHawk]

the guiding principle of letting the People rule is virtuous by definition imo

**** that Thomas Jefferson We the People bull****.

You know who should rule? ****ing nobody.

[OccultHawk]

Goddamn people are obsessed with pretending they’re a part of something that could really happen.

communist utopia

That’s a real option?

When you beat off do you only fantasize about people you’ve already ****ed?

[OccultHawk]

Or you kill a few billion people first

Only leave behind completely unambitious lazy ****s so we can collectively stop doing ****.

[Psy-Fi]

Originally Posted by OccultHawk

Or you kill a few billion people first

Only leave behind completely unambitious lazy ****s so we can collectively stop doing ****.

Slack Lives Matter.

[OccultHawk]

You work you die.

Occult For Prez

[OccultHawk]

Originally Posted by elphenor

but comrade, how can we have labor camps with no work

Did I say “we”. I meant “me”.

I’ve pretty much lost this debate guys. White flag.

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by jwb

I will be honest and say i would defintely prefer a dictatorship as long as it were my kind of dictator... But that's the trouble with dictators.. It's always a massive gamble.

TBH the best idea is the judge system.

[TheBig3]

2:15 until the showdown. Good luck tonight. And remember, if it doesn't go the way you want, it's only the fate of the Republic.

I've picked up a 12 pack of Corona to help my television screaming, and to support my Mexican brothers.

[jwb]

Originally Posted by elphenor

because people so often don't know what it means as a concept

the guiding principle of letting the People rule is virtuous by definition imo

but Democracy doesn't mean exclusively Mob Rule, often what defines a Democracy is its opposition rights

to me it's more a lesser of evils than an inherent virtue. I don't care about everyone having equal say as an ideal. But the alternative of dictatorship just has more potential to go drastically wrong.

I'm fine with representative democracy as a compromise but I don't see the point in weighting the input of certain states over others. I've yet to hear anyone here offer any compelling reason why the electoral college is actually preferable to the popular vote...Big3 just made a vague appeal to mob rule not being ideal but I don't see how mob rule on the state level is somehow preferable.