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Message: <blockquote data-quote="C_Hallbert" data-source="post: 3090027" data-attributes="member: 42957">The Political Landscape of our Country is such that heavy Political Influence emanates from small aggregate geographic areas due to High Populations compressed into High Population Density.The demographics in High Density Areas present unique problems and enormous expenses that they are unable to fund for themselves and are therefore democratically presented to the rest of our citizens to subsidize. These costs arise from low productivity, overpopulation, poverty, crime, racial unrest, under-education, and unemployment that plague their local citizens and burden the rest of our citizens for payment. However, our Political System relegates authority and control over interventions that might ameliorate problems only to those elected by those stricken populations. Herein lies the problem. Political Officials in these problematic regions rise to power as a function and a product of the troubled conditions in the High Density Population Areas where they are elected. The Political Systems in these areas are adapted and depend on the conditions that exist where they operate. Those in Political Control do not want improvements because they would change the needs of the trapped populations that elect them. The irony is, those outside of these demographic regions are the ones that get the bill, yet they have no ability to make the changes necessary there to make anything better. The only thing that prevents tyranny and virtual enslavement to serve the needs and demands of those few High Population Density Areas is the Electoral College. Those living outside these ******** regions should thank God for the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk</blockquote>

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