Okay Harrison ' s biceps are out of control . <| sep |> This . Plus the Legion ring has that little star thing in the upper right . <| sep |> Yes , you ' re looking east , and by the look of it , standing more or less in front of the Lobster Trap maybe . <| sep |> Do believe this is called ' trash taking itself out '.<| sep |> No he was wounded by 9 mm are you dumb <| sep |> Goddamn I can ' t stand this way of looking at games . It shouldn ' t have been that close anyway , so we can ' t blame refsWhere was that thought when during the raptors kings game ? <| sep |> 80 a glides are amazing from start to finish . <| sep |> The countries that don ' t have a de jure threshold often use a de facto threshold at the district level to accomplish the same thing but in a more flexible way . Instead of having a hard cutoff , places like Ireland and Finland just make it harder to win seats in smaller districts as your support drops to the 25 % range . so that feels very different to me than a 15 % or more distortion caused unintentionally just by the fact that people want smallish i . e . 5 member districts , both in quantity and quality . And again , STVMMP wouldn ' t have such a large distortion because that would defeat it ' s purpose in the first place . There also used to be distortion from people strategically splitting their vote . So you ' d vote CDU locally and FDP regionally , and the system would only partially cut things down when the CDU wins too many seats locally by adding more seats regionally . In Scottish MMP those extra local seats aren ' t cut back because the total number of seats is fixed . In Germany today the extra seats are fully cut back by again adding even more seats . In Scottish style MMP the biggest issue is this local bonus of seats . For example , in 2016 the SNP won 5973 local seats but only had 41 . 7 % of the regional vote the one that is supposed to govern . The Scottish parliament is fixed at 129 seats , so no matter how you allocate the 56 regional seats , at 59129 already has 46 % of the seats 4 % too many . Because the calculation is done regionally rather than nationally , they won another 4 regional seats in regions where they were weak , leaving them with 49 % of seats on 42 % of the vote . Byron ' s models give a pretty good view of how this would be in the current context in Canada . Both STV and Scottish MMP show the Liberals getting a majority around ~ 43 % of the vote . STVMMP raises that further to ~ 4647 % of the vote . So I think it would be fair to put STV and MMP both forms ? as a 2 and STVMMP as 3 .