NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
One vote in California is no different than one vote in Wyoming.
And once the Electoral College goes to a candidate, all the additional votes in the State going toward the winner don't mean shit.
Unless your tu(R)(D) loses of course.
A system where your vote can be simply abolished because of where you happen to live is not a democratic system.
If you truly want a democratic system, then there is no need for the most undemocratic entity in the system. The Supreme Court.
Why are 9 individual votes greater than a majority of hundreds of millions citizens.
You fools want majority rule. The above is exactly it.
The Supreme Court judges derive their authority via their appointment by the President
ELECTED BY THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
and the approval of the Senate, which is the other body in government where power disproportionately favors the small states.
Yet you can't argue that it is the least democratic entity in the system.
If you want democracy, which by its very nature requires the majority to rule as it (the mob) feels is best, then. USSC must go.
You want it or not?
The founding fathers knew that those that wanted democracy were inherently evil and self serving.
Proof enough.
Calling democracy mob rule is what certain factions do when they are trying to usurp disproportionate power for themselves.