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Dear idiot that still does not change the irrefutable fact that a republic IS a democracy

Just remember that you are for a democracy when the GOP has total control of the government. You will have no say in what goes on with the government your vote will not count. You will remain silent.
 
so you are here to pretend that the definitions of the words are yours to play with too huh?

see how very low you people have sunk to cling to your failed ideas.
Umm.... Radioman is a fairly centrist/liberal fella. What exactly are his "failed ideas?"

And let's not forget: President Obama: "Heheh, If you have to umm, quote the dictionary George, you've lost the debate." (Said to George Stephanopoulos on national television.)

I am?
I see you as reasonable, and in order to be that you would have to be fairly centrist.

Wrong am I?
 
Umm.... Radioman is a fairly centrist/liberal fella. What exactly are his "failed ideas?"

And let's not forget: President Obama: "Heheh, If you have to umm, quote the dictionary George, you've lost the debate." (Said to George Stephanopoulos on national television.)

I am?
I see you as reasonable, and in order to be that you would have to be fairly centrist.

Wrong am I?

I dunno, depends on the definition of centrist.

It was the liberal part though that got my attention.
 
Why do you people hate the democracy our founders left us?


The form of government designed by the founders is a federal constitutional republic.

So tell us why you hate it?
 
why do you people refuse dictionary definitions?


We don't refuse dictionary definitions. We just don't accept you posting things you do not understand and cannot explain in your own words.
 
why do you people refuse dictionary definitions?
Ask the President. He speaks for himself, not me: President Obama: "Heheh, If you have to umm, quote the dictionary George, you've lost the debate." (Said to George Stephanopoulos on national television.)
 
List of forms of government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




Democracy (The Rule of the many)
Consociationalism
Deliberative democracy
Democratic socialism
Direct democracy
Egalitarianism
Futarchy
Open source governance
Participatory democracy
Representative democracy
Parliamentary system
Consensus government
Westminster system
Polyarchy
Presidential system
Semi-presidential system
 
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I see you as reasonable, and in order to be that you would have to be fairly centrist.

Wrong am I?

I dunno, depends on the definition of centrist.

It was the liberal part though that got my attention.
I've found you to have some fairly liberal views. CLASSICAL liberal, not today's liberal.

Ahhh. OK. Then yeah, I guess.

liberal/conservative political definitions keep changing.
 
This is why you peoples ideas fail with such consistancy.


You refuse facts.

This whole little thread is the map to you peoples moral code.

You people have no morals.
 
A Republic, by definition, has two principle elements,
First, it is controlled by Law, therefore it does not control Law.
Second, it recognizes the private independent sovereign nature of each person (man or woman) of competent age and capacity, therefore a Republic must be representative in its nature.

A Republic recognizes Law is unchangeable, or at least that it can only be changed by a higher source than government. In a Republic the concept of “collective sovereignty” cannot exist, except with recognition that the State or nation, as a body of sovereigns, can speak through one elected voice; though that one voice can never lawfully interfere with the private rights of the individual sovereigns.

“A Constitutional Republic” is a government created and controlled, at least, by the Law of a Constitution. The Constitution of the United States of America was, in Law, foundationally based on the Bible, the Magna Carta, and The Declaration of Independence. Those documents recognize man’s sovereignty, the divine nature of man’s creation and man’s divine right to Life, Liberty, Property, and the pursuit of happiness.

Republic



Definitions of Constitutional republic on the Web:

•A constitutional republic is a state where the head of state and other officials are elected as representatives of the people, and must govern according to existing constitutional law that limits the government's power over citizens.
define:Constitutional republic - Google Search

Constitutional Republic
Constitutional Republic - Conservapedia


An Important Distinction: Democracy versus Republic

An Important Distinction: Democracy versus Republic
 

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