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Octal, Anchillas, Avelnia, and Forensic reality
Opinion of floor-crossing (changing parties while in office)
Mutiny of a sorts.
Party lines should not completely dictate a legislator's conscience.
They should vote their conscience during their current term, then if they feel that another party is better suited to them, they can make that change at the next election cycle.
So you are think it is important?
I wonder then, if politicians should be required to leave all parties, similar to how judges must be non-partisan prior to being elected, and the parties can only put forward support of a candidate. It'd basically be the same as it is now, but with minor procedure changes.
It'd be interesting to see if the psychological effect of no longer being in a party, but just a representative of the people, would have an effect on governance.
Anchillas, Kalatchevia, Avelnia, and Forensic reality
Yes.
It is not fair to anyone to cross the floor during a term in progress.
The human condition is such that politics will always boil down to at least two polarized opinions of what the right way to govern is.
There will never be a mortal philosophy so righteous that all people will agree to it, or justify forcing all people to it.
There are those who will try anyway, and we will always fall prey to the arrogantly self-righteous in that regard.
Octal and Anchillas
Post by Michael myers funhouse suppressed by a moderator.
Post by Michael myers funhouse suppressed by a moderator.
Looking at the state of America's lower judicial system it would probably make congress more ideologically radical and lines would be drawn at ideological interests.
Coalitions would probably form in congress with corporate democrats and republicans on the same team, the squad on each own team, and the new right that was started by trump would probably have the largest group, and lastly a tiny group of moderate democrats the likes of Tulsi Gabard, Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema.
Octal and Anchillas
so basically the status quo but less powerful ? also, Sinema is not moderate, she votes the party line, its all a pretense to protect her form being ousted in the next elections.
Octal, Anchillas, Avelnia, and Forensic reality
Yeah, I was starting to consider my options. Glad I didn't have to.
Thanks to the mods who even cleaned up our RMB
New Portuguese Empire, Avelnia, Maxcorp, and Forensic reality
A good explanation of how NFT and cryptocurrencies are used for money laundering: https://twitter.com/smdiehl/status/1445795715062640643
1) You use Twitter for your information?
2) Yeah crypto is used for money laundering, just like the art market, small businesses, anonymous banks, corporate welfare, charity and so much more, should we ban them for that, hell no.
3) Why would any sane person use Twitter for their information?
You have any factual objections?
The ones above you.
I guess you could say they went over your head.
Anchillas, Divided Wastelands of America, and Forensic reality
Nope. It's a lot harder to hide money laundering with real currencies. Because transactions are mostly traceable.
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