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I agree, but that's not really an argument against direct democracy, but rather in favor of a slightly differently constructed constitution - basically there sh
by elcapitan 10y ago
I agree, but that's not really an argument against direct democracy, but rather in favor of a slightly differently constructed constitution - basically there should be a unchangeable core of norms, and no additions that defy the purpose of those norms should be possible. Religious freedom in that case.
- tomp 10y agoTechnically, it's not against religious freedom - after all, you can still practice, at home!