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This is ridiculous hyperbole. Maybe what you’re saying is true in the US and several other places but there are absolutely unrigged elections elsewhere. Then y
by 3np 5y ago
This is ridiculous hyperbole. Maybe what you’re saying is true in the US and several other places but there are absolutely unrigged elections elsewhere.
Then you could respond with how things are effectively systemically rigged through gerrymandering/news media/misinformation/propaganda/mind control/harassment/selective enforcement but that’s something else.
- godmode2019 5y agoWhere are you thinking? Iceland maybe, but that would be the exception to the rule.
- 3np 5y agoWhat are your sources that elections are rigged in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, New Zealand, Austria, Ireland, Japan, Taiwan, Czech Republic?
- godmode2019 5y agoSorry I wrote something really long but it gave too much information about me.
- blindmute 5y agoIf they were actually rigged, do you honestly believe there would be a mainstream (government approved) source saying that? There are plenty of sources saying that, of course, just none you would believe. So it's really a rather unfalsifiable position innit? "The election isn't rigged, and anyone saying it is is a conspiracy theorist. But please post a source saying it's rigged."
- 3np 5y agoHey, I didn't ask for an official source, just any source.
- frabbit 5y agoWell Ireland was made to vote twice on ratifying the Lisbon Treaty. The people's vote got it wrong the first time with a "no", but after suitable re-education they got it right the next go around. Luckily there was no need for a third vote. There's a nice wikipedia article on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_European_Constitution_referendum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_European_Constitution_re...