grayMotley
u/grayMotley
I don't understand why they have said they are backing out of investigating due to the FBI taking exclusive lead in investigating.
MN law enforcement don't have to cowtow to the Feds.
When I look at different news sources, it is the top story, front-page. Not on Foxnews.com. They didn't yesterday either.
I'm going to search for other news outlets to see who doesn't have this as a top story.
Diseases they had never had exposure to, killed upwards of 90% of Native American community members following 1492. The spread of disease occurred without eventual victims ever seeing a European; it passes from one tribe to the other and one group to another.
I haven't seen an explanation as to why that didn't occur around 1000 with Vikings inhabiting settlements and interacting with Natives.
Whenever I see people advocating for RCV or other voting systems, I wonder why should we accept that in a modern society with more than adequate tech, it is still presumed that the best way to select a representative for any group of voters, is one that has the criteria of capturing really no more than 50.1% versus 49.9% of votes.
Should we set the bar to achieving 60% of votes instead, such that there is a clearer broad base of voters supporting the candidate instead ... such that they are more representative of the voters at large?
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