How is what I said false. You just reiterated my words.
"That was a secondary reason, a concession made to appeal to less populated states who feared being overshadowed by bigger states with bigger populations."
"The Founding fathers initially didn't want to give anybody the right to vote. Other than themselves, that is, the new aristocratic class, the new feudal lords. They appointed the first presidents."
What a load of caca that is. No wonder you think Trump is a dictator. You probably think our founding fathers were all fascists.
"Initially, they granted the right to vote to only Protestant British and Germanic property owning monied males. They wouldn't even let all property owners vote, viewing the not-so-rich-ones as too intellectually inferior. By birth."
More caca. Are you inventing this stuff?
"And the opposite, the EC gives vast acreage of tumbleweeds and cattle more political influence than it does citizens"
Why, yes. Yes it does. But we used to be a very very loose collection of states. Each state thought of themselves as more of an independent nation. The agreed that a very small and powerless federal government was a good idea and the smaller populated states were afraid they would be out voted by the larger populated states on issues that would affect their state.
Your graph about NYC being more populated than most of the the states in this country, including the state I currently live in just makes me all the happier that I don't have to live there. What a nightmare!!!! All of those people living in tiny boxes stacked on top of each other, paying thousands of dollars per month, in an area the size of a postage stamp. That is a living hell. I'm so sorry you have to live there. You should move. Live somewhere where you can breath, instead of that sweaty, humid, hell hole that you call the center of the universe. I'll bet the entire city smells like sweaty armpits, urine and caca. But how would you know, you grew up smelling that smell. It is normal to you.