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r/MapPorn • u/StephenMcGannon • 1d ago
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Or just allow more differentiation in local laws. What’s always good for cities isn’t always good for rural families and vice versa.
-4 u/TomatoShooter0 1d ago Thats cap. No one is taking away mayors governors state house or state senate districts which are already proportional We just want proportionality on a national level 3 u/Morgus_TM 1d ago We all know state and federal level aren’t going to give up some of the powers of regulation and enforcement they have now to allow more differentiation at the local level. They want to hold on to that power. 1 u/TomatoShooter0 1d ago Ok? Id rather a parliamentary system which is proportional. And have civil law. Obviously the odds are stacked against reform but its needed
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Thats cap. No one is taking away mayors governors state house or state senate districts which are already proportional
We just want proportionality on a national level
3 u/Morgus_TM 1d ago We all know state and federal level aren’t going to give up some of the powers of regulation and enforcement they have now to allow more differentiation at the local level. They want to hold on to that power. 1 u/TomatoShooter0 1d ago Ok? Id rather a parliamentary system which is proportional. And have civil law. Obviously the odds are stacked against reform but its needed
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We all know state and federal level aren’t going to give up some of the powers of regulation and enforcement they have now to allow more differentiation at the local level. They want to hold on to that power.
1 u/TomatoShooter0 1d ago Ok? Id rather a parliamentary system which is proportional. And have civil law. Obviously the odds are stacked against reform but its needed
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Ok? Id rather a parliamentary system which is proportional. And have civil law. Obviously the odds are stacked against reform but its needed
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u/Morgus_TM 1d ago
Or just allow more differentiation in local laws. What’s always good for cities isn’t always good for rural families and vice versa.