Comments by "Ginny Jolly" (@ginnyjollykidd) on "Problems with the Electoral College ft. Extra Credits" video.

  1.  @Callector  There you go, bringing class into it again. 😉
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  2. Wearing the finest shimmering samite. Hahaha! I love Monty Python and the Holy Grail!
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  3. Yup. It does that to us Americans, too.
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  4.  @mathijss.8347  That's a fair cop!
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  5. For the most part there were no riots. They were very loud but peaceful and legal demonstrations. Most often only outside groups caused illegal offenses. And when Breonna Taylor was killed, the Black community here in Louisville, KY had a solemn, deeply heartfelt life celebration for her in the courtyard among the courthouses downtown. The shrine is moved to A Black History museum, and there is talk regarding renaming a neighborhood after her.
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  6.  @thekommunistkrusader3921  If you leave, it'll be like a rat jumping a sinking ship. How dare you leave and saddle the rest of us with the dirty job? (seriously, I wouldn't blame you, but it makes you a yellow coward.)
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  7. In Kentucky it's coal mining in Eastern Kentucky and jobs (which never really appear).
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  8. Yes, state borders can be changed. In Kentucky back in the 1980's the KY-IN border was at the Indiana side of the river. For a short time —because Indiana wanted to put casino boats in the Ohio River — somehow the border was changed to the middle of the river. To that point, Kentucky did not allow casinos. It was an attempt of Indiana to get revenue from Kentuckians who would gamble on a boat. Kentucky then said that Indiana casino boats were not allowed to dock on the Kentucky bank of the river. In my estimation, I think it was somebody with power trying to get Kentucky to change laws about gambling in Kentucky. Probably had a stake in potential casinos. Kentucky allows gambling, now (The Kentucky Derby notwithstanding), and the Kentucky border has been returned to the bank on the Indiana side, as it should be, with the Ohio River part of Kentucky, not Indiana. Besides, if you couldn't change state borders, how do we have all the states in the West? How is Texas like it is? Virginia? West Virginia? Kentucky? Louisiana? And every state in the Louisiana Purchase? Or is it revenue through land taxes, school allocations, and other allocations based on land? Money is loud and bombastic, for sure.
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