A quelques semaines de l’énième mascarade des élections présidentielles, j’ai envie de « structurer » un peu ce que je peux penser sur tout ça.
On va commencer par un sujet récurrent et prioritaire : l’abstention.
Wow Chris, you obviously are upset. I’m a foreigner and really have no right to comment however, what happens in America impacts the rest of the global citizens. Many are disappointed about your election’s outcome and many are thrilled.
So, here’s a thought for you (coming from someone who loves Americans as a people);
So Russia now controls our government. And no one seems to care.
He was the leader and we were all following. None of us knew what was happening until it happened. It’s up to the leader to do reconnaissance, not the followers.
They didn’t use it. And this should be discussed in the proper forum, which is the Rules Committee. Which you have to get elected to. And counties will have elections end of January. Is he mobilizing for that? He should be. But I doubt it.
if you understand that the Labor Caucus was having an important meeting about the Republican Party attack on Pensions — we are talking about people’s livelihoods, after retirement.
They had 15 minutes left to finish that subject, before they had to end their…
There are some valuable points here, but I don’t think you’ve really made the case for dismissing direct democracy as vigorously as you do, and you certainly haven’t made a strong enough defence of representative democracy to default to it in the way you do, given how dramatically it’s been failing us up to now.
Talking politics requires a relatively thick skin. Hell, reading about politics requires…
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Like many people, I’m upset about the election. And frankly, I’m not happy to be living in what some…
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Thanks for your pespective on this terrible conflict, Nassim Nicholas Taleb. It’s what I suspected.
