finitebanjo

Yeah fr we should, but we haven't and we probably won't so it's silly to expect the manufacturing to pop up out of thin air.

We don't even have silicon availability. I don't mean chips or printed boards, I mean processed quarts crushed into powder.

We would have to start opening strip mines and building massive furnaces and crushers and expanding railways. It's just not feasible.

I assure you there are more than enough reasons for cooperation and collectivism without being disproportionately represented.

A history book eould tell you war is omnipresent throughout all of human society and so is greed. The larger collectives prevent both.

Be careful, things did not end well for the last guy proposing changes to this system.

Really, guy? You're removing opinions as "misinformation" to protect a genocidal nation's dignity?

See, I disagree with the last sentiment, because the states with the majority of people SHOULD make the decisions. That's pretty much the definition of Democracy. A state with 1/500th of the people which drill oil and mine coal should not get to decide, for example, environmental policy and power infrastructure at the same level as the states with all of the people. The small state which are heavily indoctrinated to a specific religious doctrine should not dictate how we approach bodily autonomy. A small state which only gets news from radio and cable TV owned by a monopoly should not decide our foreign affairs.

They should fucking Lump it, and appreciate their autonomy on local economy. And I say that as somebody raised Rural and Religious.

That's a good semantic but in the hypothetical crafted above your response is a duo who are implementing designs they create as they construct the full size operational model, therefor they are more engineers than they are designers.

Also, any car body which considers aerodynamics, and runs simulations, is designed by engineers by definition if not by certification (some nations regulate the title, and the simulation softwares are very accessible).

He didn't take the House Seat, he took a role within the organization.

We could elect more third party members if we had more, and proportional, seats to elect progressives to.

There are other issues, too, like North Dakota getting 2 Senators representing 783,926 people while California gets 2 Senators representing 38,940,231 people, or a ratio of almost 50 to 1.

A friend of a friends relative's 2nd cousin mentioned that pornography sites have been surprisingly compliant about this, already.