10-23-2020, 03:02 PM
(10-23-2020, 01:48 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Delaware does NOT have the same interest as Wyoming.
And I never said one counts and the other does not.
Yeah, actually you did. If that was not your intention then rephrase, because as written that's exactly how it reads.
Quote:Again I have no idea what you are talking about.
I have a hard time believing that's true.
Quote:Delaware shares interests with some large states like New York, but not large states like Texas.
I see. What other large states does Delaware share interests with?
Quote:Wyoming shares some interests with large states like Texas but not other large States like New York.
I see. What other large states does Wyoming share interests with?
Quote:There are lots of big population states that are conservative like Georgia, North Carolina, Texas and Florida.
North Carolina and Florida are both swing states so that's not a great example for your point. That leaves you with Georgia.
Quote:Not all big states have the same interests and not all small states have the same interests. There is no common interests among all of the big population states that would lead to a "tyranny by the majority"
All of the big population states have to be on the same page for this to be a concern? You're looking at this from a very black and white, all or nothing perspective. Also, your position presupposes that these positions are static and fixed, not constantly in flux. Is there not a concerted effort to "make Texas blue" or "flip Georgia". If either, or both of these things happen does that not bolster my position and weaken yours? Or are you saying such an occurrence is impossible and therefore nothing to ever be considered?
