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We have them. They are constantly overruled. Gitmo, for example, is in direct violation of nearly all of them. If we allow people to vote directly on bills,
by david927 13y ago
We have them. They are constantly overruled. Gitmo, for example, is in direct violation of nearly all of them.
If we allow people to vote directly on bills, the constitutionality remains enforced, which means the founders would be happy and Socrates would be safe. The Nazi party was representative, that wasn't direct democracy.
You put out a lot of arguments but none of them showed very much thought.
- EGreg 13y agoCalifornia has direct democracy to a great extent. Let's see how well that works out for them in terms of economics for example. The Nazi party is an example of a vocal and violent minority intimidating the majority into voting the "right way" for a single party to take over or staying away from the polls. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_election_and_referendum,_1936 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_election_and_referendum,... is this the kind of thing you want?