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Time to stop the country and vote 1 on 1?

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  • tomahawk
    .........that a government of the people, by the people,
    for the people, shall not perish. trouble is this nation is devided by religion,race,wealth,political,social and other diverse backgrounds, that to get all to pull one way is almost impossible. i'm starting to think the govment likes it this way, then most just follow along[V][V]
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  • Highball
    Common fallacy...
    "Majority Rules"....

    Sure...majority rules...UNLESS it contravenes the Constitution. Then whatever the majority rules is just so much garbage.

    Absent a corrupt Supreme Court/Corrupt politicans the Constitution works well....plus a corrupt peoples, willing to give up everything for the promise of protection from big brother...
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  • zipperzap
    Joe ... wouldn't make a damn bit of difference!

    There are some guys in long black robes who
    would be happy to show you just how wrong
    you were,

    They'd declare everything unConstitutional and
    go along their own merry way.

    ... it's happened (almost) countless times before.

    ... you're thinkin like an 'old guy' again, sorry.

    I think the same way ... sigh![8D]

    (Highball beat me to it ... sigh)
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  • kristov
    Learn the basics in school? You mean things like mathematics and science? What the heck would someone ever do with an education in those subjects-- besides becoming a pointy-headed, idiot engineer or a member of some other useless profession? Once NAFTA is repealed and all of those idle widget factories start hiring and filling up with high paid union jobs again an education will be no longer be needed...Just like the good old days when only a handful of Americans went to college. My parents taught me all about the basics of real life: Get an education, master a profession and then work hard.
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  • pickenup
    It's past time...joe...it's past time. [V]
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  • ljwrench
    I would agree with you but that the majority is not always right at least in my humble opinion. If we had voted in a referendum back in 1861 concerning slavery I believe that slavery would have been voted "for". Does that make it right? The same could said about the Supreme Court. Was "Dred vs. Scott" the correct decision? To take it a step further, what about doing away with the Electoral College. I've been hearing a lot lately about aboloshing it and going to a simple majority in the presidential election. Do you want New York, Kalifornia, Illinios, and Massachusets deciding our next election? I sure as heck don't. We sure don't have the perfect system but it could be a lot worse (look at Canada and Europe). I tried to explain this theory to my lovely bride (who by the way is as conservative as they get) but she didn't get it. Maybe I've had to much wine.
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  • zipperzap
    Interesting perspective ... made me think.

    ... still thinking.

    ... good points.
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  • Colt Super
    "Heeeyy Joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?"

    Doug
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