Damn that is one hateful and toxic woman.
That bitch be trippin
Yes I do, any other wonderful insights you'd like to share with us all?
So how do you reconcile that with your claims that America has a serious race issue but things are sunshine and rainbows in Australia?
By having some perspective firstly (have a think about that one if you arent trolling that is) and secondly understanding that there is lightyears of difference between how I conduct myself online in front of your faceless fucks and how I conduct myself in the community I live in.
on a less serious note, when you defend America you remind me of Mindy from this video
^^^Yeah not much campaigning along racial lines in the US, nothing to see here!
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^^^Yeah not much campaigning along racial lines in the US, nothing to see here!
Do demographic analysis of campaign results equate to "race problems"?
Yes when there is such a heavy focus on them instead of a cursory demographic study or two each election.
Sorry I just realised that I misread your question, no one's race means very little with regards to which way they lean politically in my circles
That's less true in other places of the world. Which is why the statistics are relevant and have more to do with analytics than they do your perception of race relations.
So you are just a run of the mill troll?
Bwahahaha grab yourself a passport bro and go see the world
You made a statement about Australia. I made a statement about North America.
Your response? "Go see the world." Your level of reading comprehension is getting truly concerning.
Other places in the world means North America?
Are countries in North America not other places in the world?
To be honest I suspect most of Europe is similar.
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@Leigh
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@Yossarian would know better than I though. Can any of you guys chime in on whether or not there's a correlation between demographics and the parties they vote for?
Which demographics are we talking about? Age, class, race, something else? And correlation to what? I haven't been keeping up with this thread.Are countries in North America not other places in the world?
To be honest I suspect most of Europe is similar.
Here we have two major parties, one is there to serve farmers Race horse trainers and pub owners, and the other serves commercial interests from banks to media to small and medium enterprise. Obviously that's a gross oversimplification but its largely true.Are countries in North America not other places in the world?
To be honest I suspect most of Europe is similar.
Nah race we are talking race
Any and all really. In North America you can typically look at someone's age, race and class and have a reasonable idea of how that person votes.
@Lord Vutulaki says it's because we have a race issue (originally just America, but it expanded when I told him it's true of Canada too) I'd assume that across Europe it's also common for the right and left votes to skew toward certain demographics. To be honest I'm sure it's true of Australia too, but it doesn't fit his narrative that America is a cesspool.
Well, yes, in the last election the conservatives lead in the over 55s, and Labour lead in everything below. However, there is still enough of % that I wouldn't feel comfortable saying exactly which party someone voted for, except for the top and bottom ranges.Any and all really. In North America you can typically look at someone's age, race and class and have a reasonable idea of how that person votes.
Any and all really. In North America you can typically look at someone's age, race and class and have a reasonable idea of how that person votes.
You need to get less emotional when sticking up for Mark lol
Everyone is white here the Poles The Travelers the Paddies, all chicken skin motherfuckers.
I'm not emotional about it at all. I also have no idea who Mark is.