*fixed

Yeah, the original is a typical lefty comic with no actual joke

smh could have taken advantage of light theme

I kinda want people to go back to accurate use of virgin vs chad

It's supposed to be that the Chad is the comical (and usually obnoxious) opposite of the Virgin, wherein both are shit

I get called out for calling myself a k-k-, but Ben GARRISON gets to make a joke about it... WTF.

please use

^ Take notes guys. This is the master at work

I'm shocked that there wasn't a single "m'lady" in there.

If his Xbox avatar was wearing a fedora, it would really seal the deal

That took far too much work

HAHA

Carl can do a lot more damage to leftists as an MEP than he could ever have done on YouTube...

I hear UKIP is doing pretty bad, though. Any idea if that's true?

idk I saw this meme

This is from April 15th

Looks like Carl's region only gets 6 MEPs and he's 2nd on the list for UKIP so I would say his odds aren't great

http://www.electionpolling.co.uk/polls/european-parliament-election

According to this their popularity has fallen

His region only gets 6 MEPs? How big is his region, and how many of those MEP cunts are there?

Unless 'his region' means the entire UK, that sounds like there is an absurd amount.

The UK gets 73 MEPs

There are 751 total MEPs

Have you seen that room they vote in? It's huge

@Beemann Yeah, no, you're absolutely correct. I get that backwards mentally all the time because I see federal and immediately think federal

Funny how words change.

Are they handed out based on population, or something else?

@Shadows
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Anyone need flare for work?

I think that just pushed my spine out of alignment

It's roughly based on population, but it's degressive proportionality so Malta, Luxembourg, etc. get more MEPs per citizen than Germany or France

Sounds like how they are voted on depends on the country, the UK breaks their allotted MEPs into smaller constituencies that each get a certain number of seats voted on by proportional representation. Germany, Italy, and Poland use a more complicated system where the seats each party gets is decided at the national level but then regional votes determine where the MEPs from each party come from