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In honor of Equal Pay Day
When Hillary falls victim to one of her own talking points...
Nov 14, 2016 4:56 AM
NotLowEnough01
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When Hillary falls victim to one of her own talking points...
PhotoshopFlare
Got a chuckle from me
DoctorTheta
The outdated numbers in this post bug me.
krapmyself
Oh, snap!
Zeffner
But that's 79 % rounded.....
spockforpresident
MrInconspicuous
How does your election work? Hillary got more votes and lost? What's an electoral vote?
mmmmfunnyy
Samidk
To bad bill didnt have the suicide ready or there wouldnt be a competition
CommanderWilliamTRiker
hehehe
circlebreaker
Too perfect. As if it broke down to 78.9%
Highspark710
Saw this on Ifunny..
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IrradiatedBec
Papa bless this bot
borys666
Ok, i dont get it. why they never shows all elector votes, just stopped at 276?
Fulliron
Yay confirmation bias!
ADFluffy
Who fucking truncates their percentages?
Standingranby
Simple math tells us that the landslide winner was "Did not vote."
wadatahmydamie
And Clinton in second place
LemonFanta
By nearly two million votes and still counting!
Sluggingforward
Kulyo
ClitorisConundrum
My brother is an extra in that show!
BannedForNSFW03
Is this from Mad Men?
Contundo
Think it is True Blood
Contundo
Maybe good girls revolt
farmersonlyreject
Thats awesome, but thats also not the final count
WeMustHaveSciencyThings
NotLowEnough01
I believe the final count was 228/290, which is also 78% roughly.
farmersonlyreject
232/306. Again the joke was funny regardless
NotLowEnough01
So 76%. Still right in it.
dawgsfan
Closing the gap! Used to be 77. Now they are almost to 79. Progress!
gooblesgabers
Actually its widened because now Trump has 306 to 232, so 75.8% XD
dawgsfan
Death of progress haha
archercartridge
the difference is that the wage gap doesn't exist while the electoral gap does
xellbe
There is a gap but not nearly as wide. This helped me understand it a bit better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it0EYBBl5LI
bitterandcynical
Yes there is? Even accounting for the different jobs thing, there's still a gap.
wadatahmydamie
You feminists and your numbers and reality. Here's a woman saying otherwise, using some out of context statistics. Take that, liberal.
Baja2185
Easily explained by lifestyle factors. Women are offered the same pay for the same jobs.
VGVkQ3J1eklzVGhlWm9kaWFjS2lsbGVy
there's still that rule 34 thing that I saw
niet3sche
~4%. BLS figures. We should get rid of this 4% difference, yes. We should also stop trotting out the false 74-78% figures.
TomTheBeast
When accounting for all relevant factors, women make aprox 2% more than men in major U.S. cities.
bitterandcynical
Source for this? My gut instinct is that this sounds like statistics fuckery.
TomTheBeast
http://content.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,2015274,00.html I include marriage as a relevant factor bc it affects women differently
bitterandcynical
It's also specifically for young women too, between 22-30.
archercartridge
Not when you take into account overtime hours, time taken off and employees asking for raises, which women statistically don't do as often
bitterandcynical
Okay? And you don't wonder why that might be?
archercartridge
Statistically, men offer to work more overtime and women offer to not work as many hours. Women also statistically ask for raises less often
bitterandcynical
Yeah, I'm asking why you think that is.