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In reply to the discussion: Democratic Reforms Held Hostage To Absurd Amendment Process [View all]eniwetok
(1,629 posts)49. outstanding issues you haven't responded to...
Who cares if anyone else agrees with me? How is that relevant to anything.
So are you going to explain how any of those amendments made the Constitution more democratic... even if none changed any of the antidemocratic formulas.
Are you going to respond to fact the Constitution COULD be amended democratically... and STILL be difficult to amend. It ain't rocket science.
And you seem to believe that I have my own personal definition of democracy... even though all the cities and state MUST ADHERE to the one person, one vote, and all votes weigh the same standard.
Are you going to come back and respond to this issue?
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'I have more respect for myself.' - apparently you don't as you appear to voluntarily live in one...
PoliticAverse
Dec 2016
#54
The GOP would pass an anti-flag burning amendment if they could streamline the process,
tblue37
Dec 2016
#39
It's fun to pretend someone holding a premise different than our own does so out of ignorance.
LanternWaste
Dec 2016
#37
I guess you have not read all the replies by the OP to others in the thread.
former9thward
Dec 2016
#38