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And the left doesn't understand that giant cities are heavily propagandized real-world echo chambers.
gpt
So are small rural towns. 

It's not that I don't acknowledge that people in cities tend to aggregate around a certain view point. I simply think it's no different to living in a smaller town, also an echo chamber where you rarely meet new people let alone new views and heavily propagandized in the exact same way.

I just don't understand.

Why do the votes of ten people matter less if those ten people all agree and live closer together than 2 people who also completely agree but live 20km apart?

And why would being affected by propaganda and being in an echo chamber, according purely to people who disagree with you, mean your vote should be worth less? 

Most arguments I hear against the electoral college argues on the basis of fairness in a democracy.

Most arguments I hear in defense of the electoral college basically amounts to: "We need it to get elected, there's way more leftists than us."