AntonToo
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No. You haven’t explained. You have simply made an empty claim.
While it’s true that the two forms of government are similar in some ways, there are obvious difference and they are significant.
Again. You don’t get it. You have only sources to academic shit. But a scholar saying that we are a democracy doesn’t mean that we are actually a democracy. Indeed, if you understood this topic, you’d be able to finally comprehend that the “scholar” is wrong. His academic work (or hers) is mistaken.
This is why definitions actually matter.
I didn’t claim it was. You claim that citing an academic tome is valid sourcing.
No. It is not. It is merely an appeal to alleged “authority.” What tube steaks, like you, fail to grasp is that the academic can be wrong, too.
No. You remain wrong.
Since you have conceded that you are unable (as well as unwilling) to distinguish between a Constitutional republic and a Constitutional democracy, there is no real point in trying to discuss this matter with a retard like you any further.
Bottom line: the form of government of the United States of American is a “Constitutional republic.”
It is absolutely NOT a “democracy” of any kind.
So bottom line:
1. You can't provide serious sourcing for what you say.
2. You conceed that college taught academic work agrees with me, disagrees with you.
Correct?