"Never have I been more impressed with the advice I once received: 'You cannot be sure that you are right unless you understand the arguments against your views better than your opponents do.'" - Milton Friedman
This is why it's important to get out of your echo chamber.
@ErikaEricksontv@Local4News What is with this nonsense behavior? Do folks not teach their kids consequences anymore? This isn't a race issue so much as a general society issue
Regardless of race, people need to be held accountable for their actions. Society cannot function without rules, and rules only have force when there are penalties for breaking them.
Soft-on-crime policies might feel good, but you're doing both victims and criminals a disservice by giving slaps on the wrist.
I mean, it is possible that those areas that don't vote on time would break hard for a candidate willing to make government their permissive parent, but it just feels unlikely the breakdown should be what it ended up being.
It doesn't affect me here in Michigan, except I'll campaign hard against bringing California's wacky voting procedure here.
@KraLath Capitalism was built on the concept of voluntary exchange. That's the core idea behind all the philosophy. The ills you identified are driven by other forces than economic theory
Communism and Socialism have never delivered what you claim, but they have delivered misery to many
Even @GavinNewsom thinks it's a little ridiculous it takes this long to count the votes and allows for the proliferation of conspiracy theories. Add to that the statistically unusual late breaks for candidates that don't line up with in-person turnout and tu get the perfect recipe for undermining election credibility.
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@khrachvik Doublethink was supposed to be a cautionary concept from Orwell, not a way to explain away the failings of a system or how others have vocally tried to explain it away.
@TheBestFriday@Mattkowals38746@nypost I said it's unusual. Why should the results swing so dramatically based on the method of voting? I understand that absentee ballots are typically where tight elections are decided, but the sudden surge for one candidate in just one format invites skepticism.
@Mattkowals38746@nypost I try not to be a conspiracy theorist, but you'd think the late voting would break down roughly along the lines of in-person vote. It's just unusual that one individual benefits disproportionately from the late voting; statistically its unusual.
“I like to praise and reward loudly, to blame quietly.” - Catherine II "The Great" #dailyquote
This is solid advice, not just from a political standpoint but also in business and in life.