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Alright, if you’re not even trying to understand the actual point, won’t click the links I shared, and just wanna play the sentence-chopping game, then yeah - "If you picked someone randomly off the street, chances are they’d be more qualified than half the clowns who end up in the White House." At the very least, if you wanna understand what "random" means and how random selection actually works, take a minute to read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_random_sample Then yes: "chances are they’d be more qualified than half the clowns who end up in the White House."

Haha! Classic move - chopping up a sentence to twist it. Why’d you leave out the second part?

Does that sentence mean some random person should be running the country? Of course not. I shared those links to help make the point clearer. When the majority boycotts elections, it takes the power away from the billionaires. It forces the system to actually turn to experts to build something fair. Voting in these rigged elections just gives people the illusion that they’re in control of their future. If you read the article I linked, Chomsky lays it all out - how U.S. presidential elections aren’t all that different from a dictatorship when you get down to it.

That article’s about how the media shapes and controls public opinion in the U.S.. If you don’t have time to read the whole thing, just take a look at this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_positions_of_Noam_Chomsky?utm_source=chatgpt.com Criticism of United States democracy Chomsky maintains that a nation is only democratic to the degree that government policy reflects informed public opinion. He notes that the US does have formal democratic structures, but they are dysfunctional. He argues that presidential elections are funded by concentrations of private power and orchestrated by the public relations industry, focusing discussion primarily on the qualities and the image of a candidate rather than on issues.[55] Chomsky makes reference to several studies of public opinion by pollsters such as Gallup and Zogby and by academic sources such as the Program on International Policy Attitudes at the University of Maryland (PIPA). Quoting polls taken near the 2004 election, Chomsky points out that only a small minority of voters said they voted because of the candidate's "agendas/ideas/platforms/goals."[55] Furthermore, studies show that the majority of Americans have a stance on domestic issues such as guaranteed health care that is not represented by either major party.[56] Chomsky has contrasted US elections with elections in countries such as Spain, Bolivia, and Brazil, where he claims people are far better informed on important issues.[57]

Nah, I never said random people off the street should be running the country. That’s not what I meant at all. If you’ve got time, check out this article.

Those people in the videos you mentioned are the product of the same broken system that puts guys like Trump or Biden in charge.

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I think elections are just the flip side of modern-day slavery. It’s all a game between the rich and powerful - whoever’s got more money, more connections, and better media control ends up winning. You really think you have a say in your future? They line up voters at the ballot box, and the guy with the fattest wallet and the biggest media machine comes out on top. Just look at who’s been elected president in the past few decades - it’s a joke. Jimmy and Mimmy go cast their votes, and somehow they end up with Trump or Biden making decisions that affect people like Chomsky or John Searle! If you picked someone randomly off the street, chances are they’d be more qualified than half the clowns who end up in the White House. It’s easy to imagine how much Chomsky must’ve struggled when he voted for Biden, calling it "a tactical vote to prevent a worse disaster" - basically choosing between the lesser of two evils: Why do people have to pick between bad and worse? Because most folks don't boycott the elections, and that keeps this ugly cycle of choosing from the worst options going on and on.

Here comes Mr. Illiterate again! "Hopping," huh? Go ahead, throw in some random insults, talk about your wife’s ice cream and your toilet seat so the thread gets busy. Instead of all that nonsense, maybe try learning something from Tripnsweep - never too late, even for a grandpa. Might help you not die dumb

This isn’t about history. Plenty of white Americans have shaped history and built the modern world - and I respect that. I’m talking about your kind - the prehistoric ones. Even if 10,000 more years pass, people like you will still reek of mammoth. Get yourself a decent deodorant, use it daily, and stop assaulting people with your smell.

Next 3 posts in this thread: Jimmy: ISIS in your uncivilized country used to sell women in markets. Also, just so you know, my wife is swinging at the park right now. Stay jealous. Me: That was Syria. ISIS never entered Iran. Syria and Iran are two different countries. Tell your wife to be careful not to fall off the swing. ----------------------- Offthemat: Boko Haram kidnapped your girls. Me: Boko Haram is a rebel group in Nigeria. Nigeria is in Africa. Iran is in Asia. ------------------------------ Jimmy: You uncivilized people cuddle dogs to stay warm in winter and hunt penguins for food. Also FYI, my wife’s eating a blackberry ice cream right now. Buuurn. Me: That’s Antarctica. Iran doesn’t even have penguins. Tell your wife not to eat too much blackberry ice cream or she’s gonna get diarrhea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLwro6VTLnI

And I don’t get why in every thread I’m in, you show up out of nowhere, reply to my post, and start going on about how amazing your wife is!

The Islamic Republic is definitely a dictatorship, no doubt - but criticizing a dictatorship takes a bit of intelligence, which you clearly lack. Your words are just laughable. We’re the ones with centuries of scientists, mathematicians, philosophers, and poets - but we’re uncivilized? Meanwhile, you were living in the woods not long ago, still smelling like mammoth meat, with three teeth in your whole damn mouth - but you’re the cultured one?

Though, elections are just the flip side of modern-day slavery anyway....

You’re still here? Damn, you got some nerve. I roast you and your "fishing buddy" every day, and y’all keep crawling back like nothing happened. Anyone else would’ve deleted their account. You didn’t even know Iran and Saudi Arabia were different countries, and you still out here running your mouth like an expert? Iran doesn’t even share a border with Saudi. We don’t speak the same language, don’t have the same culture, nothing. And now you’re yappin’ about elections like we’re Saudi Arabia - your boy Trump’s BFF country where they don’t even pretend to vote? In Iran, we do have presidential elections. Google the name of the country you’re about to insult before typing next time. Let’s say I was from Saudi or that the BS you said actually applied. What would your comments still sound like? “Your women can’t show their faces?” Cool. My wife just threw her legs out the window and flashed the neighborhood. Jealous much? “Your women can’t drive?” Yeah, well mine just took the car to get her ass insured in case the gearshift goes up the wrong lane. Stay mad. “You can’t go out?” Nah, I’m heading to go fishing while my wife and the neighbor are busy "discussing freedom" in our bedroom. Hope that burns a little. And you’re talking about culture and civilization? YOU

Yeah, you're not wrong - but let’s get the facts straight. She was killed by the Islamic Republic, not "just killed". Saying it like that makes it sound like she was stoned by villagers or something, which might be more of a Pakistan or Taliban thing. Iran’s problem is a brutal regime - not some backwards population. Also, why are you telling me this? There’s no one who hates that regime more than I do. So save your little enlightenment speech for someone who actually needs it. It’s kinda cute hearing a WWWHIIIITEEE (not just "white", you know...) dude talk about "civilized societies" while not even knowing that Iran is one of the oldest civilizations in human history. We had universities, libraries, poets, and philosophers when your ancestors were still clubbing each other in forests and eating bark. You wanna talk 2025 "civilization"? Your so-called civilized politicians are openly saying "We didn't kill enough Indians". Such progress. Much liberty. Wow. And remember Rachel Corrie? White American girl. Crushed by an Israeli bulldozer while protesting for basic human rights. She wasn’t Hamas. She wasn’t even Muslim. Where was your "liberty-loving" voice then? We protested for Mahsa. Nearly 600 people killed. Their names, ages, and how they were murdered are all on Wikipedia. What did your "civilized" society do for Rachel? Nothing. Because that bulldozer had the right logo on it. Truth is, people like you are just the American version of regime loyalists we’ve been dealing with our whole lives. The only difference? Their god is Khamenei. Yours is Trump.

If someone doesn’t even know the basics about their own country - and thinks Trump, a narcissistic loudmouth, is some kind of national savior - I'm not exactly expecting them to understand places thousands of miles away Can’t wake someone up if they’re pretending to be asleep...

Aaaand there it is. You really don’t know Iran and Saudi Arabia are two completely different countries, huh? Lord help me - this is who I’m dealing with. Yeah, cool. Iranian women never had to cover their faces. That’s Saudi stuff. In Iran, it’s just about covering hair - and even that’s loosely enforced in a lot of places. It’s not like women are walking around in burqas. Driving’s never been banned for women in Iran. Ever. In fact, most of the drivers you see in cities are women. Women even drive buses, trucks, and long-distance taxis. If your wife only takes the lawnmower for a spin, just know Iran has female pilots too. Yeah, guess what? Boating and fishing aren’t banned in Iran either - and since the country has coastlines both north and south, plenty of women do both. There's even a national women’s rowing team that competes in the freakin' Olympics. Maybe chill with the stereotypes, man. You're just embarrassing yourself at this point. And FYI - I’ve worked with some brilliant, thoughtful Americans on GitHub, so I know better than to assume you're representative of the whole country. But if anyone else stumbles onto your comments, they might not be as generous.

Appreciate the heads-up - I hadn’t seen the movie before. Just looked it up, it’s Good Will Hunting.

You ran out of arguments and crawled back to the one place you truly belong - the toilet. Even your toilet jokes just show how clueless you are about Iran. Message me, I’ll send you a pic of our bathroom - go ahead, compare it to the "living room" in your little condo. Funny thing is, the flush handle does kinda look like a double integral. Maybe find a math professor in the U.S. to take its derivative, frame it, and put it on your shelf - probably the closest thing to intelligence you’ll ever own

I'm not sure if you're aware, but the Nobel Prize isn't even awarded in mathematics - the field simply isn't included. The Fields Medal is the most prestigious award in mathematics, and it's commonly referred to as the "Nobel Prize of math". That's not a label I made up - it's how it's widely known.