Plus only 2.4 Millions people have signed it which a very small part of the united states population

It's worse than that @JoshingTons

There is no guarantee that the people who signed it are all US citizens.

All I can say is if the Ecltorals do become unfaithful electorals I'm gonna gareentee a fucking revolution or anarchy

Guaranteed*

Dude going against the will of your own state just to pander to the needs of people who live in *other* states is a recipe for revolution.

In fact, it seems the electoral vote system was conceived to *prevent* revolution.

Seriously , i'm just getting sick of all the riots and all the abosulute saltuy bullshit, it just egts tiring

gets*

Which camp were you in, if I may ask?

Camp?

Oh campaign?

Were you for Trump? For Clinton? Someone else?

I voted for libertarian

What about the state you're in?

I don't exactly fully support Trump but I did like some of his policies, Michigan

So I don't mind him being president

Are they red, blue, undetermined? Which way did they vote? Sorry I'm just incredibly curious about these things.

I think they were Red, but their vote never got in before trump won

Did they just stop counting after Trump got the required votes?

Basically

That's a shame. You can learn a lot by examining how people vote.

I think like Arizona, Michigan, and New hamps never got thier votes in

trump would've won with like 288 and Hillary 222

Something along those lines

I also find it quite funny that they're latching on to this "popular vote" thing when it's like less than 1%?

Or somewhere around 1% at least?

That clip of you with the shotgun @Repzion was amazing

Hillary only won the popular votye by like 300,000 people which is an extremely small margian

gain*

Like don't get me wrong, a win is a win, but that margin is TINY.

That's not really a lot to latch on to.

I was surprised usually which canidate gets California usually wins

I thought california is traditionally blue?

55 fucking electoral vvotes for one state is just plain fucking rediculious

votes*

it is

There has been times when it was red though

California is also the highest populated.

I haven't done the math, but if the idea behind the electoral college is correct, then its votes-to-population ratio should be slightly lower than low population states.

I get that but holy shit compared to other stats nothing competes with it except texas with 35