Ok first of all, you're coming off like kind of a dick, so maybe like, don't.

But the principle of democracy is that everybody of age have a vote. Same as in other democracies.

Oh but that's the really fun part, the US doesn't have that. The EC that other person was talking about the the Electoral College.

See, the founding fathers thought that hey, even though the only people who vote are land owning white dudes, what if those yokels want to vote in someone bad? So they made the Electoral College. Basically each state has a certain amount of, well, guys, who aren't really chosen by the voters, and they cast the vote for President. The more people in the state the more people that are in the electrical college.

In theory they could go against what the voters want to prevent a fascist from taking over, but usually they just rubber stamp whatever the population of their state votes for as a majority.

This causes some real tricky math, so some states have more influence over the election than others, and, sometimes, someone can lose the "popular vote" (how the citizens actually voted) and still win the presidency because they won the EC votes in the right states.

Basically this is why Ohio secretly controls the global powers.

But votes aren’t equal. People in populated states’ votes count less than cows and dirt in unpopulated states.

That ain’t democracy.

I think when they mean "the land" they are referring to a pretty common argument about how not all votes count equally because of the way states are populated and congresspeople are appointed. Someone living in a city in California has diluted voting power compared to someone in Alaska because of population density. This is often reduced to a pithy refrain about "the land" getting votes.

I do agree that being upset that stupid people get to vote is not pro democracy.

"Convicted felon" is something Trump is. That term has nothing to do with serving time, despite the word "convict" sometimes meaning that. People would often type out "convicted felon Donald Trump" and this was shortened. Clearly you were able to deduce from context clues what they were talking about.

EC is a pretty common abbreviation for "electoral college" when already talking about politics.

The fact you're unfamiliar with the landmass argument and EC and they are casually using them seems to indicate that they are more familiar with US political culture and contributes to the idea they are not lying about their location.

I don't know where you're from, but if you're keen on protecting trumps image I'd do some introspection.

but he is not a convict as you are hinting

Oh, but he is. Guilty of 34 felony counts.

Also, EC means Electoral College but others have pointed that out.

Hooray another person who doesn't understand the USA electoral system telling us how our electoral system is / should be.

Wanna explain what a "liberal" is for us again? Ok thanks!