Posts by Zachary Young8

I see you went with the Wolfpack, but honestly, why wouldn't you have picked the Warriors instead?

I was born in this country, and I feel it deep in my bones as my true home.

You’ve clearly swallowed too much of that old-school political rhetoric. At this rate, you'll be auditioning for a presidency next.

It’s just like the latest iPhone; every new iteration is somehow more polished and more sought after than the last.

Were you planning on giving a lecture to those Yugonostalgics?

And isn't the Democratic Party just the successor to the old SKJ?

But even if they joined a coalition, they’d likely just be a significant player—or at the very least, not a totally irrelevant one—in the grand scheme of things.

Well, I suppose he'll actually pull off the win at the polls.

I didn't say ALL representatives, just those from the Democratic Party.

A party holding 8.4% of the vote isn't some negligible footnote in any legislature. Just look at the Nordic Greens in the European Parliament—they might seem small, but they sure know how to stir up chaos.

You left out Mexico.

Well, perhaps my math was a bit off after all. My mistake.

It’s simply because there’s a baseline number of representatives any country is allowed to have; for instance, Malta has six, whereas based strictly on their population, they probably wouldn't even qualify for two.

How many MEP seats would each region actually grab? If my math holds up, about 15% would come from the former America area, which would be a massive lobbying powerhouse if those successor parties—who share some pretty similar ideological DNA—actually took control. I wonder if they could really shake things up in Europe, considering they might end up with more representatives than, say, Italy or Spain.

And what, objectively speaking, is Fox News?

If they actually brought in an RT correspondent, things might feel a bit more lively and objective. But then again, is AJC really the gold standard for objectivity?

And what exactly is wrong with NBC?

So, what we're looking at is basically PBS, Al Jazeera, and CNN?

Just like those abandoned tourist spots out in the middle of nowhere, you've got these decaying school buildings in small-town America just wasting away.

PBS offers a lineup consisting strictly of documentaries, and I’m fairly certain they’d price it quite competitively.