Re: The Joy Of Democracy

On 2024-10-26, Lawrence D'Oliveiro <ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:

On 26 Oct 2024 07:02:55 GMT, rbowman wrote:
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How about 423? Actually that's the entire population. The kids don't
work in the refinery.
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair,_Wyoming

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How quaint. Is there a little schoolhouse on top of a hill? Where they
teach all the grades together in one room? With perhaps a laser-optics lab
in a shed out the back?
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Is there a village doctor who still makes house calls? With perhaps an NMR
and radiotherapy machine in a corner of the garage somewhere, next to the
corner that is used as the surgical operating theatre? (Pathology? That’s
in the kitchen ... between meals, of course.)
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Is there a village tailor who makes all their clothes? A village generator
to supply their electricity? A telephone operator who still connects calls
by hand? A fire service with more than one bucket of sand?
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Their own little TV station? Newspaper? Internet service provider?
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I could go on, but you should have got the idea by now.

I guess, coming from an island, which is basically a collection of small
towns, and one mid-sized city, you're conflating "town" with "city." The
towns in the U.S. are mostly NOT Democrat strongholds. And it's in the towns
(or their surrounding countryside) where all this stuff is made that the
cities, like New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, etc., use.
It's those cities that would control the whole country if mob rule was
allowed in the U.S. — not the places where things are actually made and
electricity is actually generated, etc.

Again, you're showing your complete ignorance about how things work in the
U.S. And your ego is too swelled up to admit it. Learn something about the
United States. Get past your obstinate ignorance. Escape from your
delusions. Than come back and lecture us on how our country runs.

In other words, get a clue. Once you've obtained one, then apply your
vacuous snark to your idiot arguments.

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