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Re: Electoral Reform (Politics - A Modesto Proposalo)

by "Polyglot" <denisNOSPAMfree@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 9, 2004 at 10:01 AM

"Eddie '/Hi There!'/ Lowther" <edlohi@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:dda45eb5.0406081555.16444889@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi, folks! This message was brought to you from "Concerned Citizens for
> Concerned Citizens, Inner Clockwork Orange Division of Citizens"!! Be
kind.
>
> Item: Modern (USAian) Politics uses "The Electoral System" in which each
> of 50 states plus i dunno, nonstates like Pago-Pago, Guam, U.S. Virgin
Airways
> Hawaii, and The Isle of Wight, takes its votes and dumps them down into:
>
> The Electoral College:  Supposedly, nonparisans who, upon hearing the
results
> of a popular vote, mark on an ACT/SAT like test and send all the votes,
> collapsed into integers, on to Congress to decide who is President and
Vice.
>
> Each state, to be fair population-wise in a democratic but republican
with
> central banking and vast television audience, gets 2 to 30 'Electoral
Votes',
> so if you live in RHODE ISLAND, which has a population of 1000, your
vote
> counts as 3/1000, or zero.  HOWEVER, if you live in CALI-FONIA, which
has
> a population (voting) of 2,777,329, your vote counts as 34/277329, or
zero.
>
> Item: Television, Attack "Comparitive Critique" Ads, and Brain Voting
Zombies
> seem to make voting all "Negative" these days.
>
> Enter the complex numbers!  Hold on to your hats, major parties.  You
are
> campaigning negatively.  Therefore with the following revol^H&^H&H&^H
FORM
> the Electoral College vote-representers are thus given the option to
> use some JUDGEMENT on the "Type" of "Victory" you made in popular, uh,
> populations.  Here's an hypothetical example for New Jersey, home of
"the
Boss".
>
> Popular vote:  Rep - 45,000  Dem - 37,500  Green: 700  NDP: 650
>                Bull Moose: 500   Librarian: 65   Gazpachio: 5
> Note the hyphens!  That's the point!
>
> Since Reps and Dems are really being negative at this point, the votes
only
> count against the other.  This is eminently fair.  Now the EColi has to
> revise its figures to decide how many of, say, 15 votes they give the NJ
> voters in the National pool.
>
> ComplexNumbervote:  Rep: 7500,  Dem: Zero,  Green 700, NDP 650 etc.
Entire
> pool is now 9420.  Divide by this and allocate the 15 votes fairly.
>
> Rep: 11  (Dem: 0) Green 1, NDP 1, Bull: Zero (can't do .7) and others
zero
as
> expected.  Sorry Gazpachio party!
>
> If some silly "Supreme Court", which I suspect is a group of OLD PEOPLE
> objects to this, just point out that the MATHEMATICS used is tried and
> true, a thing has been invented since they went through school called
> "New Math" and it's just peachy!

Lehrer for president ! At least we would have some decent tunes to hum
....

>
> Cheers! And God Bless America!
> E"HT"L
> --
>   I find it vastly amusing that, after 20 years fo DM'ing,
>   the Chaotic Neutrals are the most PREDICTABLE alignment PC's.
>   (Rob - r.g.frp.dnd)
>
>   "Don't you think that for your first crime you shouldn't attach
>   your name and address and mail it to several thousand strangers?"
>   Dogbert; on chain letters.
 




 3 Posts in Topic:
Electoral Reform (Politics - A Modesto Proposalo)
edlohi@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2004-06-08 16:55:17 
Re: Electoral Reform (Politics - A Modesto Proposalo)
"Polyglot" <  2004-06-09 10:01:43 
Re: Electoral Reform (Politics - A Modesto Proposalo)
Raoul Vandelayer <musi  2004-06-09 00:48:40 

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