johnmosermd

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   by johnmosermd 4y ago

   Same answer as for the United States: Multi-member national house election by a competent method of single transferable vote (although Meek's method is newer than that, and my Bucklin-based method isn't even fully analyzed yet, s
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   by johnmosermd 4y ago

   > If they can't enforce their decisions, they're not really making decisions. Why are you talking? For that matter, why do we have media, or even schools?
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   by johnmosermd 4y ago

   Problem being he actually had them, as evidenced by that data being accidentally given to the plaintiff's lawyer by the defendant's lawyer. Hard to argue it was "impossible" for him to do something that his legal team ac
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   by johnmosermd 4y ago

   Hey I always have clear facts and reasoning backing up my policy claims. Lies are too hard to maintain, and they're fragile.
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   by johnmosermd 4y ago

   Accounting records are going to be subpoenaed eventually if this keeps up.
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   by johnmosermd 4y ago

   This is the "exception that disproves the rule" fallacy. It's like going back to 16th century America and finding the one black guy who isn't a slave, or the one white guy who is, and claiming that black slavery wasn&#x2
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   Thoughts on streaming through something like Matrix

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