Subnostr

- great dataviz; would be awesome to see them dynamically throughout the time.

- overall, not too surprising; maybe just the scale of the imbalance.

- This one feels scary similar to the political diversity of the CCCP, USSR state institutions.

- but one thing there - there's no y axis. Do the ones at the top have just 60/70/80% domination? If it's closer to 100%, then it's pretty fucked.

techfeudalist 2y ago

Yes, ratios not clear but I think the overall point is valid. Democrats own traditional institutions.

Trump broke the system the first time because he used their outrage to get free airtime. Democrats then used mail in ballots to their advantage, which they might replay in 2024.

Freedom oriented people can move and build communities and push their states to separate monetarily from the Feds and socialist blue states. Let their broken system crash down on them.

Adopt bitcoin, push state banks to support bitcoin, create strong privacy laws, etc.

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Mark Camper 2y ago

Well, that's the hope. But I saw Tucker-Paxton interview describing the voter fraud, and I don't know how much was is a campaign vs objectivity, but the idea that there would be any independent states left got threatened a bit. And the plan to just move to TX/FL might be insufficient.