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macrolit · 9 months ago
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fairyvv · 4 months ago
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“They call us the minority, but we are in fact the Majority”
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thepersonalwords · 3 months ago
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It is very possible that the majority of a nation can choose darkness! Such fool nations learn the beauty of light through the unbearable and inconceivable pains!
Mehmet Murat ildan
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hmmmmsca · 15 days ago
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تعليقات الناس على الفيلم في لتربوكسد :
جسد قبيح، مجرد كائن يأكل ويتغوّط، ويمارس العادة السرية سرًا، بلا أي وجهة نظر أو فكرة عن الحياة، بلا أي إحساس تجاه أي كائن حي على وجه الأرض، لا يستطيع حتى كسر بيضة، يخاف من ظله، لا يقدر على التواصل حتى مع نفسه، يحاول أن يصنع "رجولته" بينما يُسحق دائمًا بوجود سلطة أكبر منه.
كنتُ لأقول إنه جنس أو شخص معيّن، لكن الحقيقة أنه تجمّع سكاني، أغلبية تعيد إنتاج نفسها وتستمر في الوجود كل يوم.
(مشاهدته – أو بالأصح تحمّله – كان صعبًا جدًا).
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قد يكون هذا أكثر تصوير واقعي لتركيا شاهدته في حياتي. زيجات تعيسة قائمة على الإجبار، علاقات عائلية مفككة بلا روح، أم غير راضية عن حياتها، وأب يظن أن العنف وفرض السلطة وبثّ الخوف فيمن حوله سيكسبه الاحترام، وطفل ذكر عالق في أسرة تعيسة يظن أن هذا هو قدره، فيأكل ما يُقدَّم له دون محاولة للتغيير، يخلط بين احتياجاته الجسدية واحتياجاته العاطفية، وذكاؤه العاطفي تحت الصفر بمليون درجة. رجال فخورون بعنصريتهم،
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wtfearth123 · 2 years ago
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So true 😎🙏
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stoicmike · 9 months ago
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Economics avoids the question of why it is that in every economic system that has ever existed, the vast majority get screwed. -- Michael Lipsey
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mrkmciver · 10 months ago
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#Majority Mind?
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critical-skeptic · 8 months ago
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Does Majority Actually Rule?
If majority truly ruled, we wouldn’t be stuck with the ongoing nightmare that is the orange turd. Back in 2016, Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by nearly three million, and under a system where true majority rule prevailed, she would have taken office. The QMAGA lunacy—those rabid cries of 'Stop the Steal,' conspiracy theories, and violent tantrums—might have been snuffed out in its infancy. Instead, what actually governs this country is a patchwork of archaic and deeply flawed systems—mechanisms explicitly designed to cheat, disenfranchise, and favor the entrenched power of wealthy elites and their obedient base.
Take gerrymandering, for example. Districts are twisted into obscene, nonsensical shapes to ensure that certain votes carry far more weight than others, diluting the influence of dissenting voices and creating the illusion of choice. It’s a grotesque mockery of democracy, all while the charade of 'representative government' carries on for the masses. But let’s not kid ourselves—the Electoral College is the most egregious relic of this system, a rusted cog in the machinery of democratic decay. It's a mechanism so broken that its failures have become a predictable farce, celebrated only when a Republican ekes out a rare popular vote win—such moments are so unusual, they become their own news cycles.
Consider the 2020 election: Joe Biden won the popular vote by over 7 million votes—a staggering 81.3 million (51.3%) to Donald Trump’s 74.2 million (46.8%). Despite this, Biden's margin of victory in the Electoral College was only 306 to 232. Fast forward to 2024. Trump narrowly won the popular vote with 74.7 million votes (50.5%) against Kamala Harris’s 71 million (48%). And yet, suddenly, he’s awarded 312 Electoral College votes to Harris’s 226. This stark discrepancy—a narrow popular vote lead yielding an outsized electoral win—lays bare the inherent distortion within the system.
Sure, Trump won the popular vote this time around, a rare occurrence for Republicans, who have routinely lost it for decades. But when the popular vote handed Biden a decisive win in 2020, many on the right simply couldn’t handle it. Cue the insurrectionist tantrums at the Capitol, an embarrassing display of fragility masquerading as patriotism. All because they couldn’t accept that both the flawed Electoral College system and the popular vote had gone against them. Spare us the sanctimonious civics lessons and cries of "majority rules." Your hypocrisy is glaring when you invoke majority rule only when it serves your narrative. The reality? Any criticism, dissent, or inconvenient fact is dismissed with cries of fraud—introspection be damned.
The truth is, for many who scream about democracy and freedom, genuine democratic rule is their worst nightmare. It’s not about representing the majority’s will; it’s about maintaining power through any means necessary. Twisting rules, exploiting systemic rot, and gerrymandering their way to victory, all while claiming moral superiority. Gerrymandering, voter suppression, and the Electoral College are tools wielded to amplify minority rule and silence opposition. When it works in your favor, you celebrate. When it doesn’t, you rage against the system and pretend to be its victim. It’s all part of the grotesque machinery, and the numbers don’t lie: a 7 million popular vote lead netted Democrats a fragile 306-232 Electoral College win, while a 3.7 million vote lead for Republicans in 2024 inflated to 312-226. That grotesque imbalance isn’t a triumph; it’s a stark reminder of how deeply broken and manipulable the system is.
So, by all means, celebrate your so-called 'win' in 2024. The clock is ticking toward 2026, and every second that passes exposes the hollow victory for what it is—a testament to a system rigged to distort and magnify small victories while disregarding the broader will of the people. Don’t delude yourself into thinking it’s a triumph of majority rule. It’s a masterclass in gaming a decaying system, a desperate clinging to power that betrays just how terrified you are of genuine democracy.
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fieriframes · 8 months ago
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[The food of the minority is the hunger of the majority.]
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tilbageidanmark · 1 year ago
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(I posted this here).
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tenth-sentence · 9 months ago
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Thus, although the majority view holds that there is a harmonious coexistence, some physicists and philosophers consider the exact relationship between quantum mechanics, entangled particles, and special relativity is an open question.
"The Fabric of the Cosmos" - Brian Greene
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fairyvv · 4 months ago
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OOTD: Draped in blue, channeling the power of Khonsu — a reminder that royalty runs deep in our roots. Mama V Organics is more than self-care; it’s a reclaiming of ancient rituals, honoring the body, mind, and spirit with nature’s finest. They call us the minority, but we are the majority. Reclaim your power. #RoyaltyForTheMajority #MamaVOrganics
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thepersonalwords · 11 months ago
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We are all born in a little port but not all of us sail the vast oceans! Majority remains in the port!
Mehmet Murat ildan
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auntieblues · 2 years ago
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“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to reform (or pause and reflect).” ― Mark Twain
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hussein-alfa · 4 months ago
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I've always been a minority in almost everything: race, ethnicity, religion, the hand I write with, eye color, nose size, gender in the classroom, education, class... However, my blood type is perhaps the only one that belongs to the majority. It's as if something inside me is trying to scream: I'M A HUMAN BEING LIKE YOU, YOU BASTARDS!
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