2020 Election

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(11-06-2020, 11:34 AM)bfine32 Wrote: I thought about this while out riding in the country today. I saw miles of fields getting harvested and thought; that field doesn't get a vote, while the man that works it to put food on my table only gets one, but by the same token 27,000 people live in one square mile in NYC.

Is that "fair"?

(11-06-2020, 11:43 AM)bfine32 Wrote: Land. Doesn't. Work. Itself.

But I'll take that as you saying that folks living in a high rise in NYC are 27,000 times more important than the folks that feed America.

Not because we're on opposite sides politically, but this is one of the stupidest things I've ever read, in terms of, "voting rights," "voter privilege," whatevertheF you want to call it.

When I look at voting, I see people's opinions being casted for a common winner; inanimate things have 0 bearing on that and why should they?

Your own constitution or whatever, clearly states that, "all men are created equal," not, "whomever owns the largest tracts of land, is worth more than someone else."

I've never seen this kind of mentality in my whole life, until today; just completely out of left-field.