Same here . First i got a message telling me hackers might be trying to steal my info , but since everyone else here seems to have no problem , i clicked the button to ignore the warning and continue on to the site . Then i see the same interpol message as you . Must be an Australian thing . <| sep |> You could just have the RP and just contact your allies and whatnot . But without the IG DPs we wouldn ' t get the immediate defensive wars <| sep |> It ' ll never happen . Sony have a huge spiked dildo up their ass about this kind of shit . <| sep |> People frequently seek to live in neighborhoods where the existing residents look like them . Even though it is illegal many real estate agents will happily tell you where ethnic neighborhoods are and target searches to those areas . This frequently leads indirectly to people moving into areas where there is a minority representative . As for your claim that no one uses political representation to choose places to live , I have 15 years of real estate experience that greatly begs to differ . People do say so and so was elected in that district , there ' s no way I could live there . And they also say I ' m so proud that this district is so progressive that they elected , I want to live here . There ' s also the I need to live in this district so I can run for office people . With so many people basing such significant portions of their lives onto political identity if you think they really don ' t consider selecting a place to live based on local political sentiment then you are really not thinking things through . According to Pew Fully half of consistent conservatives , and 35 % of consistent liberals , say it ' s important to live in a place where most people share their political views . And some researchers have , in fact , found evidence that such preferences factor into where Americans decide to move . A 2013 paper published in the Annals of the Association of American Geographers , for instance , analyzed millions of voter files from 2004 , 2006 and 2008 from seven states , identifying people who relocated within that time span . The researchers concluded that , while jobs and family concerns are the most important factors in deciding where and whether to move , Republican migrants show a preference for moving to areas that are even more Republican , and Democrats display a similar preference for their own , though the tendency is not as strong . The researchers concluded that hether the role of partisanship is central or ancillary , if it is part of the decision process , it has the potential to recast the political landscape of the United States . tank 20140613 b i g h o u s e s a r t m u s e u m s a n d i n l a w s h o w t h e m o s t i d e o l o g i c a l l y p o l a r i z e d a m ericanslivedifferentlives