Systolique
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I voted Hamon in the end, cause of your gifs!
Haha, glad I could help you vote Hamon !
I voted Hamon in the end, cause of your gifs!
Am I reading it wrong or is he saying it's leaked Opinionway data from a separate poll
Am I reading it wrong or is he saying it's leaked Opinionway data from a separate poll
He says that Opinionway is doing a poll on their own, but despite what RTBF claims, it's not data from Opinionway. Pure fake.
Am I reading it wrong or is he saying it's leaked Opinionway data from a separate poll
Am I reading it wrong or is he saying it's leaked Opinionway data from a separate poll
Am I reading it wrong or is he saying it's leaked Opinionway data from a separate poll
I'm loosing faith in direct democracy more and more. People are just too fucking stupid.
Be aware, of course media is reporting strange views like this because they are more newsworthy then the huge majority who gives sane answers.
Direct Democracy should still not happen IMO.
Be aware, of course media is reporting strange views like this because they are more newsworthy then the huge majority who gives sane answers.
Direct Democracy should still not happen IMO.
Why not?
in the US we bitch about the electoral college all the time. grass is greener and all that.
RTBF don't state that's Opinionway, do they?He says that Opinionway is doing a poll on their own, but despite what RTBF claims, it's not data from Opinionway. Pure fake.
Polling your panel once they've voted is not that different...It could be an internet poll by opinionway, but not a "sortie des urnes" as claimed by the news (especially since there's no "sortie des urnes" poll done this time, by any institute)
Amérique du Nord (Canada et Etats-Unis) : Macron (45,35%), Fillon (25,33%) et Mélenchon (14,05%).
I voted today here in Montreal. Massive queue but very friendly atmosphere. People were cracking jokes about how our country was fucked and how much of a shitshow this whole presidential campaign has been. I had to wait for 2 hours but I feel lucky because a friend spent 4 hours standing in line.
I voted for Macron even though I don't like the guy and his neoliberal policies but I felt like I had no choice. I don't want to see a match up between Fillon and LePen in the 2nd round. Talked to a few people who had the same mindset. It was mostly a tossup between Melenchon and Macron with the occasional vote for Fillon. Only met a bakery owner and his wife who were voting for LePen because they used to live in la banlieue and saw their childhood neighbourhood turn into an dangerous shithole. Also the usual radical islam/terrorism thing.
Anyway. I almost fet like not voting today because I honestly don't even care anymore about the outcome. I think I'm pretty much done caring. Just hope LePen doesn't win even though the moderate right and left really need to wake the fuck up.
Justin Trudeau effect vs Donald Trump effectA friend just sent me these results for North-America
Yup. These numbers don't surprise me. They are pretty similar to the little survey I made while I was waiting in line to vote yesterda. It was a pretty small sample but I guess it was enough to get a good picture of the voting landscape.
Why not?
Direct Democracy gave Erdogan ultimate power and a Brexit
Normal citizens are just too daft
Because I like checks and balances. Having the option to have polls with direct democracy to some topics should still be an option.
Maybe I should have said full direct democracy.
Did you read the quote? People are dumb and don't know what they're doing.
Voting is only a method for keeping politicians accountable to the people, that's it. It's not a method of arriving at the right answer. We don't need a referendum for what colour shirt to wear that day like Le Pen is suggesting.
RTBF don't state that's Opinionway, do they?
And I can believe that Opinionway is not disclosing officially their data (they definitively *have* data, even if they don't have enough data to plot reliably a result) but an Opinionway insider can still illegaly send their data. Or wrong data. Not saying that's the case, but it can be anything, including true data, or completely fake.
Note how the article was modified a few minutes ago.Si la RTBF ne source pas le sondage, il correspond à un sondage envoyé par plusieurs sources à la même heure, et estampillé @opinionway .
It's easy to feel like this (I know I feel every 2 minutes) but the correct thing is to see it as a sign that we should invest more into democracy. Just having it and not involving people in democracy, educating about the importance and workings of it creates these kind of situations.Direct Democracy gave Erdogan ultimate power and a Brexit
Normal citizens are just too daft.
People have no fuckin clue what they are voting for or against.It's easy to feel like this (I know I feel every 2 minutes) but the correct thing is to see it as a sign that we should invest more into democracy. Just having it and not involving people in democracy, educating about the importance and workings of it creates these kind of situations.
Either we do that or are doomed by being led by demagogues or technocrats.
Officially, 1h50 for the first official count.How long until the results come in? The betting markets have moved in the last 2 hours and seem to think it's Macron and Le Pen going to run off.
Officially, 1h50 for the first official count.
They'll be pieces of information filtering before that. Usually, just looking at the people in HQs is really informative.
Even if it's a leak, the person that leaked it can have written anything. Noone can validate the data. SO it can be a leak AND false.It's most likely a leak, but Opinionway will deny it because 1) It's never cool to be leaked and 2) by saying it's theirs they would be acknowledging the veracity of it, indirectly publishing poll results.
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Funny you say that, I just saw this on my twitter feed :
Not really talking about the numbers (and I'd expect all media to have people everywhere) but rather how they behave.Funny you say that, I just saw this on my twitter feed :
<3À voté !
Hamon all the way
<3 <3I voted Hamon in the end, cause of your gifs!
Many people at Mélenchon's HQ, including 600 authorized journalists.And what does it say?
best of all the horrible systems or never talk to a voter?
- "Lot of people at the local reserved by Mélenchon, near Gare du Nord. 600 journalists accredited."And what does it say?
And what does it say?
- "Lot of people at the local reserved by Mélenchon, near Gare du Nord. 600 journalists accredited."
- "TVs are in the place for Mélenchon."
A lot of people (journalists) are gathering towards Mélenchon's HQ.
Many people at Mélenchon's HQ, including 600 authorized journalists.
Doesn't mean much without a point of comparison.
A voté. Hoping for the best, though I can't help but I'm kind of scared about the outcome of this election.
It is the most important election in the western world in the last 30 years.
Funny you say that, I just saw this on my twitter feed :
Democracy doesn't say everyone should vote, though.The second one
The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter