Anon wrote:It is a sure fact that by everyone in this topic/interaction, I am a 98.05 citizen. You can't get by that!!
I can get by it easily, and do.
As a citizen of the US, you have the same right as every other citizen to move freely from state to state, and can reside in whichever state you choose. Whatever the relative statistical value of your vote may be in the state in which you choose to live, you are free to change that statistical value at will, with no impediment from the government to doing so.
In other words, you have the same right as any other voter in the country to ensure that your vote counts as much as you want it to. That the laws by which our nation is governed do not meet your personal definition of fair, does not make your claim that they are unfair a "fact". It makes it an opinion, specifically yours.
Lastly, I would challenge you to cite for me from the laws of our nation anything that states specifically and clearly that every vote cast must carry the same statistical weight.
Now, I can and do respect your right to dislike the system and to advocate for it being changed, but I don't agree that the current system makes you any less a citizen than anyone else who likewise has free will to determine where he or she lives and votes, and by extension, what that vote will be worth.
