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I don't agree; it's simply irrelevant here. We either accept "there are some things you shouldn't be able to democratically vote for" like, say, the Holocaust
by ceejayoz 6mo ago
I don't agree; it's simply irrelevant here.
We either accept "there are some things you shouldn't be able to democratically vote for" like, say, the Holocaust or reinstating slavery, or we do not.
You added Trump to the conversation, not me.
- just_some_guy_2 6mo agoIsn't that basically what a constitution is for? A constitutional monarchy limits the power of the king, and a constitutional democracy limits the power of the elected government?
- ryoshoe 6mo agoThe constitution isn't static. Amendments can be repealed. An elected government could appoint judges to overturn any previous precedents