Onyx
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Then how come constitutional republics have the shortest life span of all other types of government?
We have seen more destructive civil wars, government collapses, ruthless dictators, economic disenfranchisement, and civil rioting from constitutional republics than any other type of government in history.
Now to be fair, there never actually has been a legitimate will of the majority for very long. All power ends up concentrated in the hands of the few overtime, which is why every constitutional republic became an inverted totalitarian oligarchy over a period of ten years.
All I am trying to say, is let's not fool ourselves into believing the people rule the state.
We have seen more destructive civil wars, government collapses, ruthless dictators, economic disenfranchisement, and civil rioting from constitutional republics than any other type of government in history.
Now to be fair, there never actually has been a legitimate will of the majority for very long. All power ends up concentrated in the hands of the few overtime, which is why every constitutional republic became an inverted totalitarian oligarchy over a period of ten years.
All I am trying to say, is let's not fool ourselves into believing the people rule the state.