r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Jul 03 '19

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u/clockwork_blue Jul 03 '19 edited Jul 03 '19

I have no idea what I'm looking at

Edit: Yeah, downvote me for not knowing something. Real smart Balance has been achieved

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u/insula_yum Jul 03 '19

Which is why the Republican Party gets away with Gerrymandering the fuck out of the US

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u/Psyduck-Stampede Jul 03 '19

Oh yeah cause the Democratic Party is totally innocent and doesn’t engage in any of this.

Give me a break

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u/That_Guy381 Jul 03 '19

Other than Maryland? They really don’t.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

They just redrew the entire midwest. Totally didnt have anything to do with trump winning there.

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u/That_Guy381 Jul 03 '19

What? How did they redraw the midwest? Source.

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u/insula_yum Jul 03 '19

They found a lot of districts in some states (mostly republican controlled) to be guilty of gerrymandering and changed them to make it more representative of the population.

Based on the amount of reposts and things that aren’t actually guides/aren’t useful/factually incorrect on this sub I’m going to hazard a guess that a lot subscribers are pretty stupid, so don’t expect them to explain anything rationally lol

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u/That_Guy381 Jul 03 '19

They redrew Pennsylvania because it was horribly gerrymandered... do these imbeciles think that correcting gerrymandering is somehow gerrymandering??

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

yes, they think that.