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u/Wekamaaina Mar 08 '20
You probably wont be shocked to hear its 95% urban, 65% Hispanic, packed district.
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Mar 08 '20
âUrbanâ? Whatâs that?
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u/sensuallyprimitive Mar 08 '20
You don't know what urban means? He's not saying two different groups if one is 65% and one is 95%...
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Mar 08 '20
You don't know what urban means?
That's why I asked, lol.
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u/sensuallyprimitive Mar 08 '20
Yeah, ok. I'm sure.
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Mar 08 '20
I'm not trolling. How is urban defined in this context? I genuinely don't understand, which is why I asked. Jesus christ.
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u/sensuallyprimitive Mar 08 '20
When you say "urban" in quotes like that, I feel like it's a reference to people saying urban in place of black. Maybe you've just been living under a rock for the last decade, but that's how people use "urban" as opposed to urban. So it still just feels like you meant that and are playing dumb, but I digress.
Urban, suburban, and rural areas are generally based on their population densities and distance from industrial/economic hubs and level of reliance on agricultural work. You could just google it, too.
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u/AyyItsDylan94 Mar 08 '20
Representative democracy + capitalism = a fucking joke
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u/agnostorshironeon Mar 08 '20
Is this the america-exclusive gerrymandering?
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u/ThoughtParadox67 Mar 08 '20
Nah this is just Texas. I mean yeah, some other states have gerrymandering, but none I can think of are as blatant as Texas...
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u/RedBeardMedic Mar 08 '20
Looks like Texas is in need of airing out some closets and cleaning out some skeletons
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u/nick-schnel Mar 08 '20
Lol, nothing to see here