>where voting has ever mattered and what happens has ever been in the control of the people.
This Anon has never been to a town meeting, planning board meeting, city council meeting, or voted on a referendum question. If you don't participate in your government you get the default version.
>The idea that it ever worked is foolish.
Your local government is your community. Try some local meetings if you are seeking influence.
>local and state governments are pretty much neutered
On the contrary, although the Interstate Commerce Clause has been abused by the Federal Government, state and local powers remain constitutionally intact. Look at Florida over the last few years, for example, or permitless concealed carry laws enacted by the states.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13274499/Stephanie-Mueller-transgender-public-defender-seattle.html
Stephanie Mueller, 70, is one of Washington state's only openly transgender trial attorneys
She uses her position to bring 'diversity to the practice of law' with her progressive gender identity
Even /qresearch has standards.
Matching numbers. Kek.
>That must be it
It is it. Wishful thinking and numbers games for kids. No analysis. No logic. No attempt to understand what Q Post #1311 was communicating, in context, on May 04, 2018.
It's just pointless number matching by overly enthusiastic and confused Anons who missed the original drops in context.
What does '5:5' mean, Anon?
How does one pronounce it?
What does '5:5' mean when followed by a question mark?
Is '5:5' the same as '5.5'?
What could Q #1028 from Q+ mean in the context of its neighboring drops? It Q#1028 related to Q#1027?