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Maybe you should yourself?
The author of it even says its not fair or practical
Please again tell me how someone with 90% of the vote losing to some racist psycho due to a random ballet doesn't disenfranchise the 90% and doesn't give the minority extreme advantages?
60/40 is even worse. What should be a definite win becomes a toss up.
And I was asking how they handle determining which ballot to use when there are many different ones as each town or even districts in towns have their own ballets and would need to pull their own random ballot as well.
Minority already has far too much power, this just makes it worse not better. Some kind of ranked voting is needed, not more minority power.
And I called you an ass because of your last paragraph on your initial reply.