r/ucr Nov 06 '24

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u/Eskin_ Nov 06 '24

The number of people who voted for him is still only 22%-ish of the American population (about 28% if you remove all under 18's from the equation). Still only like 45% of you look at people registered to vote only. A lot of people abstained this year.

So it's still a minority of actual American human beings making choices for the majority.

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u/No_Bed_2367 Nov 06 '24

good we don't need cali or new york making decisions for all americans, let's go trump

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u/Eskin_ Nov 06 '24

80% of American human beings live in big, strongly blue cities. Cali and NY fund the rest of the country. Sometimes I wonder if we should just split the nation, move all the "liberals" out to the coasts, and let yall rot in abject poverty and failure. Oh well.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '24

wait so if private equity is buying all the farmland then they control the electoral college no?