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Republic, in the sense that we do not use majority rule; as it's inherently less stable and easier to break and cant protect inalienable rights and equal protec
by jakeogh 7y ago
Republic, in the sense that we do not use majority rule; as it's inherently less stable and easier to break and cant protect inalienable rights and equal protection.
- netcan 7y agoOk... take non-republics with similar political cultures: Australia, UK Canada... You will find very similar "we do not use majority rule." they have states/state-like governments. Senates (for state reps), and lower houses (for district reps). There are some differences at the symbolic sovereignty level (queens, governor general's, etc.) Where does their lack of "unrepublic" differ to the US' republic, at the point where their voting, counting majorities, etc.
- jakeogh 7y agoAus has no free speech. UK is a class system where only one class gets to perserve life with effective tools. They dont due have process. Got stabbed? Here's a mandatory class: https://dailycaller.com/2019/07/01/london-bridge-hero-deradicalization/ https://dailycaller.com/2019/07/01/london-bridge-hero-deradi...