Message from @Bloodborn

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:11:20 UTC

its interesting then

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:11:34 UTC

because texas for example gets less delegates for the number of people it has

Mother

2017-01-29 02:11:53 UTC

Idk the mechanics behind it.

Mother

2017-01-29 02:11:58 UTC

But ❤ TX

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:12:01 UTC

florida too

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:12:40 UTC

Mother

2017-01-29 02:20:32 UTC

Wow DC over the whole state of Wyoming.

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:24:11 UTC

not sure why they don't make all states the same amount of delegates

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:24:18 UTC

but then alaska would have like one delegate

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:38:03 UTC

Ok, All states start out with an automatic 2 electoral votes no matter the size/population

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:38:26 UTC

its 3 though isn't it?

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:39:42 UTC

Yes

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:40:04 UTC

2 for the automatic 2, and one based on population

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:40:36 UTC

It makes small States have a bigger punch

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:40:54 UTC

Oklahoma's population is much smaller than New Yorks..

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:41:05 UTC

So my vote is worth more than someone in New York voting 😛

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:41:06 UTC

so even though say montana has a population of a million

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:41:15 UTC

wyoming still has the same number of delegates

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:41:40 UTC

Yes

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:41:45 UTC

even though they have half the pop

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:41:47 UTC

Wyoming has half of Montana's Population

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:43:12 UTC

It's a winner-take-all system for most states to

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:43:31 UTC

So if you win a state you win all the votes with the exception of a couple states that it's based on district

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:44:13 UTC

Originally our electoral system was.. simple..

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:44:21 UTC

But as more States were added to the Union.. it got...

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:44:28 UTC

'little complicated

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:45:57 UTC

The downside of having increasingly complex and Byzantine voting systems...

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 02:46:12 UTC

Is that it's easier to cheat...

TheSlavPill

2017-01-29 02:51:36 UTC

fucking soros! get out of my voting machines! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Elk

2017-01-29 03:35:08 UTC

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C3S1vRGWYAEdxMy.jpg well... I know who's getting gitmo'd next.

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 05:41:01 UTC

Feodor Vassilyev was a peasant from Shuya, Russia. His first wife lived to be 76 and, between 1725 and 1765, had 69 children (16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets) 67 of them survived infancy with the loss of one set of twins. Vassilyev's first wife set the record for most children birthed by a single woman

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 05:41:11 UTC

The data about Vassilyev's children is included in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 05:41:29 UTC

Slavs.

Bloodborn

2017-01-29 05:41:32 UTC

Always fucking slavs