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When one side wants things to change and the other side wants things to "stay the same" (in order to deconstruct them), the current state of affairs is one side
by stormbrew 4y ago
When one side wants things to change and the other side wants things to "stay the same" (in order to deconstruct them), the current state of affairs is one side having the upper hand.
The US founding fathers were so worried about a tyranny of the majority they built a system where a tyranny of the minority was likely to come to pass.
- pdonis 4y ago> When one side wants things to change and the other side wants things to "stay the same" You've misdescribed the sides. Most of the time in the US, one side wants to impose something on everyone and the other side doesn't want to be imposed on. Maybe the root of the problem is the idea that the only way to have "change" is to impose your views on everyone.