• 9point6@lemmy.world
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    26 days ago

    Legitimately what is wrong with these people?

    They want a fascist leader and to invade their neighbours?

    They know how that historically ends right?

    Like the “you won’t let me say a slur so I’m gonna be a nazi” thing was kinda supposed to be an overly reductive meme, but this guy’s just out there living it.

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      26 days ago

      An interesting thing about this map, the way these lines are drawn would all but guarantee conservative victories for a long, long time.

      A bunch of extra, barely inhabited states, to give two extra electoral votes and a handful of senators to conservatives. I wonder if whoever drew this is aware that most Canadian conservatives are closer to American Democrats than American conservatives.

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        5 days ago

        Meanwhile, all 117 million people in the Philippines get one state. I think you’re right.

        Edit: looks like it may be two, making each one comparable with California.

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    26 days ago

    Yo, why do they want the Caribbean? They already have P.R. and they treat it like an S.T.D. they’re ignoring.

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      5 days ago

      The US invaded Dominican Republic in the 1960s, and they passed on a serious offer to acquire Cuba (sometime before Bautista and Castro).

      I think the overseas territories on this map are basically everything the US held at any time, and the stuff they could conceivably have held onto.