fuck yes shake that rump <| sep |> Cool game , can I play ? During Referendum brexiteers warned that Turkey was imminently joining the EU . This weekeurope 38055357 the European Parliament will vote on whether to suspend Turkey ' s talks on joining the EU . <| sep |> I ' m pretty sure cardcounters are hated mainly by casinos because they can cause massive losses . Also , people don ' t resent others for getting gear , they resent the system that can put player A much farther ahead than player B through sheer luck . <| sep |> no . I think she ' s sexy , too . Jess , too . And Jeff , of course . <| sep |> I don ' t think you really could apply it to voting though . For instance , the Turians in Mass Effect don ' t have a democracy so they don ' t vote . Their society is a meritocracy , so they operate by a strict hierarchy based on appointments . Leaders appoint the people beneath them , who appoint the people beneath them , and so on . When someone screws up an appointment by picking a bad appointee , there is someone directly responsible for that happening , who can be held accountable by their own superior . In a democracy , constituents don ' t really need to answer to anyone , and you can ' t hold millions of people accountable for their decision . There are certainly cases where this concept could apply in a democratic or even capitalist structure , such as someone being appointed to a government office or getting a promotion at work , but you cannot challenge the voting process since by necessity it must be the highest power in the land . All things in democracy are at the mercy of public opinion .