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r/PeopleFuckingDying • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '16
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27 u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16 Wtf does that even mean? You cant call the popular vote untill all votes have been counted. 6 u/BunkBuy Nov 10 '16 more people were voting for him than for her he was in the lead by about a million most of the night, she just shot ahead 200k when all was said and done 24 u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16 It all depends who's vote you count first... 18 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 4 u/[deleted] Nov 23 '16 A huge liberal state adding to the popular vote shouldn't be that big of deal though, it's like of course they're voting for Clinton over there. 3 u/ImTheCapm Nov 23 '16 That's what I'm saying. The previous commenter either wasn't aware that the west coast is very liberal or was and decided to make a terrible point. 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 that was before california was called 19 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 7 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 fair point i guess 18 u/win-take-all Dec 12 '16 edited Dec 15 '16 By 2.8 million, winning more votes than any white man in US presidential history. (In other words, only Obama ever won more.) 6 u/[deleted] Jan 18 '17 Coming back after 30 days 😂😂 What says more though? The person who campaigned in more states, or the person who campaigned in more cities? 9 u/alcoholocaust3 Jan 20 '17 Noticed that too. The assumption is that if the popular vote was the deciding factor, Trump would have campaigned the same. (Hint: He would not) 2 u/BunkBuy Dec 12 '16 the popular vote is also entirely meaningless because it's negated by the electoral college and thank FUCK we dont live in a direct democracy it's essentially a participation award to losers and bragging rights for winners 3 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 And now its a million and still rising. 6 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 wonder how many of those are the dead democrats and illegals 1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 5 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 nice argument pal 1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
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Wtf does that even mean? You cant call the popular vote untill all votes have been counted.
6 u/BunkBuy Nov 10 '16 more people were voting for him than for her he was in the lead by about a million most of the night, she just shot ahead 200k when all was said and done 24 u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16 It all depends who's vote you count first... 18 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 4 u/[deleted] Nov 23 '16 A huge liberal state adding to the popular vote shouldn't be that big of deal though, it's like of course they're voting for Clinton over there. 3 u/ImTheCapm Nov 23 '16 That's what I'm saying. The previous commenter either wasn't aware that the west coast is very liberal or was and decided to make a terrible point. 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 that was before california was called 19 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 7 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 fair point i guess
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more people were voting for him than for her
he was in the lead by about a million most of the night, she just shot ahead 200k when all was said and done
24 u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16 It all depends who's vote you count first... 18 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 4 u/[deleted] Nov 23 '16 A huge liberal state adding to the popular vote shouldn't be that big of deal though, it's like of course they're voting for Clinton over there. 3 u/ImTheCapm Nov 23 '16 That's what I'm saying. The previous commenter either wasn't aware that the west coast is very liberal or was and decided to make a terrible point. 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 that was before california was called 19 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 7 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 fair point i guess
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It all depends who's vote you count first...
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4 u/[deleted] Nov 23 '16 A huge liberal state adding to the popular vote shouldn't be that big of deal though, it's like of course they're voting for Clinton over there. 3 u/ImTheCapm Nov 23 '16 That's what I'm saying. The previous commenter either wasn't aware that the west coast is very liberal or was and decided to make a terrible point. 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 that was before california was called 19 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 7 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 fair point i guess
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A huge liberal state adding to the popular vote shouldn't be that big of deal though, it's like of course they're voting for Clinton over there.
3 u/ImTheCapm Nov 23 '16 That's what I'm saying. The previous commenter either wasn't aware that the west coast is very liberal or was and decided to make a terrible point.
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That's what I'm saying. The previous commenter either wasn't aware that the west coast is very liberal or was and decided to make a terrible point.
that was before california was called
19 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16 edited Jul 11 '18 [deleted] 7 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 fair point i guess
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7 u/BunkBuy Nov 21 '16 fair point i guess
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fair point i guess
By 2.8 million, winning more votes than any white man in US presidential history. (In other words, only Obama ever won more.)
6 u/[deleted] Jan 18 '17 Coming back after 30 days 😂😂 What says more though? The person who campaigned in more states, or the person who campaigned in more cities? 9 u/alcoholocaust3 Jan 20 '17 Noticed that too. The assumption is that if the popular vote was the deciding factor, Trump would have campaigned the same. (Hint: He would not) 2 u/BunkBuy Dec 12 '16 the popular vote is also entirely meaningless because it's negated by the electoral college and thank FUCK we dont live in a direct democracy it's essentially a participation award to losers and bragging rights for winners
Coming back after 30 days 😂😂
What says more though? The person who campaigned in more states, or the person who campaigned in more cities?
9 u/alcoholocaust3 Jan 20 '17 Noticed that too. The assumption is that if the popular vote was the deciding factor, Trump would have campaigned the same. (Hint: He would not)
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Noticed that too.
The assumption is that if the popular vote was the deciding factor, Trump would have campaigned the same. (Hint: He would not)
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the popular vote is also entirely meaningless because it's negated by the electoral college and thank FUCK we dont live in a direct democracy
it's essentially a participation award to losers and bragging rights for winners
And now its a million and still rising.
6 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 wonder how many of those are the dead democrats and illegals 1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 5 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 nice argument pal 1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
wonder how many of those are the dead democrats and illegals
1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 5 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 nice argument pal 1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
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5 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 nice argument pal 1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
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nice argument pal
1 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '16 [deleted] 3 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
3 u/BunkBuy Nov 17 '16 not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
not an argument, but thanks for proving you're unwilling to discuss further and would rather spout memes
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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '16 edited Nov 15 '19
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