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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #25 on: October 17, 2025, 04:00:12 PM »
I know you live in Canada and probably have no idea how our system works, but the process in Texas and California is not the same.  The Texas process went through the legislature, like their state constitution allows.  The process in California is a referendum, where people vote, like their state constitution allows.

So both are legal? Coach doesn't think so.

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #26 on: October 17, 2025, 04:03:26 PM »
So both are legal? Coach doesn't think so.

So you skip right over how wrong Necrosis was. 

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #27 on: October 17, 2025, 04:07:13 PM »
So you skip right over how wrong Necrosis was.

That is Right. Because my question pertains to posts exchanged between Coach and me.

Your response seems rather odd. BTW.

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #28 on: October 17, 2025, 04:15:03 PM »
That is Right. Because my question pertains to posts exchanged between Coach and me.

Your response seems rather odd. BTW.

My post was directed to Necrosis.  You responded to my post by talking about Coach.  Odd.  Actually, not it isn't.  It's predictable. 

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #29 on: October 17, 2025, 04:35:20 PM »
I know you live in Canada and probably have no idea how our system works, but the process in Texas and California is not the same.  The Texas process went through the legislature, like their state constitution allows.  The process in California is a referendum, where people vote, like their state constitution allows.

Seems a lot more democratic via californias method. I mean I can only imagine that the legislature is stacked red in texas. Mid decade map redrawing is pretty rare, with the incumbent generally losing seats in mid terms adding five seats (from immiserated communities) seems like a clear attempt to hold on to power and subvert the will of the people.

I am glad you stated Newsom did it constitutionally refuting coach's claims.

He was probably loading up some guns getting ready to take war to newsom for his treachery.

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #30 on: October 17, 2025, 04:42:42 PM »
Seems a lot more democratic via californias method. I mean I can only imagine that the legislature is stacked red in texas. Mid decade map redrawing is pretty rare, with the incumbent generally losing seats in mid terms adding five seats (from immiserated communities) seems like a clear attempt to hold on to power and subvert the will of the people.

I am glad you stated Newsom did it constitutionally refuting coach's claims.

He was probably loading up some guns getting ready to take war to newsom for his treachery.

California voters are stacked blue, so your contention about Texas also applies to California.

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #31 on: October 17, 2025, 04:59:44 PM »
California voters are stacked blue, so your contention about Texas also applies to California.

not even close. The public vs sitting members is not even close to the same, they can sway each other, collude, have a party they are beholden to, face consequences for not towing the line, I mean I could go on but its so silly it truly doesn't merit a response. Otherwise why have elections? I am going to start tallying up all the logical fallacies you engage in for fun. Have you ever studied logic? You should, it will help you make sense more often and form coherent positions.

today we have something called a false equivalence. That's 1 for today so far- I will leave the others in the other threads out. Give you a fresh start of sorts.

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #32 on: October 17, 2025, 05:30:22 PM »
not even close. The public vs sitting members is not even close to the same, they can sway each other, collude, have a party they are beholden to, face consequences for not towing the line, I mean I could go on but its so silly it truly doesn't merit a response. Otherwise why have elections? I am going to start tallying up all the logical fallacies you engage in for fun. Have you ever studied logic? You should, it will help you make sense more often and form coherent positions.

today we have something called a false equivalence. That's 1 for today so far- I will leave the others in the other threads out. Give you a fresh start of sorts.
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You should stick to canadian politics. I hope you know more about that pile of shit than you do American politics cause you are one poor deluded, misguided soul.
Liar!!!!Filt!!!!

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Re: California’s unconstitutional gerrymandering
« Reply #33 on: October 17, 2025, 05:30:48 PM »
not even close. The public vs sitting members is not even close to the same, they can sway each other, collude, have a party they are beholden to, face consequences for not towing the line, I mean I could go on but its so silly it truly doesn't merit a response. Otherwise why have elections? I am going to start tallying up all the logical fallacies you engage in for fun. Have you ever studied logic? You should, it will help you make sense more often and form coherent positions.

today we have something called a false equivalence. That's 1 for today so far- I will leave the others in the other threads out. Give you a fresh start of sorts.

That's ignorant.  Voting by elective representatives is primarily how we run our state and federal governments.  You obviously don't know squat about American politics.

But never fear.  We are here to help.