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[AnGrYcRoW]

It's not a general democracy. It's a Constitutional Republic. If the moron is going to go on a diatribe about muh democracy being in danger, then he should at least get the name right.

You seem to be having trouble with this , you should read this and then head to the library if you want to dive a little deeper
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy

 

[Falsedawn]

It's not a general democracy. It's a Constitutional Republic. If the moron is going to go on a diatribe about muh democracy being in danger, then he should at least get the name right.

A republic is a representative democracy. The description of a constitutional republic as a democracy is 100% accurate. Sorry the English language doesn't agree with you.

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

I find that people who use Michelle Waterson gifs are low IQ cunts.

I have no idea who the fuck she is but my point stands , calling someone else a nobody on an anonymous karate forum is borderline retarded

 

[lsa]

I never said all of Europe had general democracies, nor do I particularly care about them or their style of government whatsoever.

No, you claimed US is a Republic and not a democracy..
And I showed you republics are democratic.
You dont seem to understand that republics are usually democratic ruled.

I get you dont care, I am not surprised.

 

[The XL]

A republic is a representative democracy. The description of a constitutional republic as a democracy is 100% accurate. Sorry the English language doesn't agree with you.

We have a specific form of government, and it's not a general democracy, it's a Constitutional Republic. We have Constitutional rights that can not be infringed on even if the majority would like them to be. It is not the same as a general democracy, no matter how much you want to spin it.

 

[CubicleGangster]

A republic is a representative democracy. The description of a constitutional republic as a democracy is 100% accurate. Sorry the English language doesn't agree with you.

*like*

Now ask him to explain the difference between direct and indirect democracy

 

[MadNIghtKing]

While I agree with the sentiment that personal responsibility is vital the truth is both sides are actually disenfranchised.

The judicial system is completely rigged against poor people and doubly so for poor black people. There's no subjectivity to that, the failure to address that is why black communities are justifiably pissed off. The right is too quick to dismiss the flaws in the judicial system and ends in riots when a less than perfect person is murdered, the riots are a sublimative reaction. You can't tell millions of poor black people to just pull themselves up when the system is a completely rigged game.

The voting system clearly has flaws regardless of who wins. Not really any subjectivity to that, there's been issues and recounts for 20 years. The people on the right just want a fair election and the left is balking at that and completely disregarding every valid claim they have, which is why riots happened, a sublimative reaction to valid concerns.

There's massive problems with disenfranchisement on both sides, the failure to see the other sides point of view is causing these riots because desperation leads to illogical behavior.

I understand your point of view and agree that we don't live in a perfect country. As for the voting system, I really can't comment on that, I don't know the process and have no interest in really doing researching into it.

The protests earlier this year just kinda frustrated me because the message was just too narrow. Police brutality against African Americans is not the root cause of why there are a significantly higher percentage of Black people economically disadvantaged. Unfortunately, its something far worse and requires some sort of massive massive federal&state initiative to help black communities. Its the simple fact that White people in America did the most deplorable/sickening thing to Black people for close to 300 years. I hate when white people will say things like "Oh come on that was 200 years ago." I'm always thinking um it was significantly discriminatory until the 1980s (you can make the argument it still is)."

But, at the same time encouraging this belief that you are a victim and it's all rigged, is not healthy and not helpful. Here's an example- My father came here when he was 30 years old speaking broken English (It's still ain't that great but he gets by) he drove a cab for 30 years and worked around 50-60 hrs every week and now at 63 years old he was finally able to pay off the house. Thats a lot of grunt work and he didn't strike it rich like everybody wants to be nowadays but at least he got shit done and raised, fed, and clothed 3 kids doing it.

Thats why I get a little frustrated with grown men and women rioting and being loud and obnoxious.

 

[lsa]

thanks for pointing out with red the countries that need to be laughed at.
monarchies in 2021
lmao

Why? Its not like they have any power, they are more a tourist attraction than anything.

 

[The XL]

I have no idea who the fuck she is but my point stands , calling someone else a nobody on an anonymous karate forum is borderline retarded

So is acting self important and saying " I find that in my experience" like you're anybody noteworthy and like anyone should give a fuck.

 

[Falsedawn]

We have a specific form of government, and it's not a general democracy, it's a Constitutional Republic. We have Constitutional rights that can not be infringed on even if the majority would like them to be. It is not the same as a general democracy, no matter how much you want to spin it.

Note that I never said any of this shit.

Your reading comprehension is pretty fucked, so let me repost in big letters for you.

A republic is a representative democracy. The description of a constitutional republic as a democracy is 100% accurate.

 

[Fox by the Sea]

Why? Its not like they have any power, they are more a tourist attraction than anything.

you're not making a good case for their continued existence.
where is the dude with the funny hats from?

 

[Dizzy]

Who was armed besides the Police?

Yes, those asshats should have never been inside the Capitol Building, but I keep hearing they were "armed" by Leftists. I never saw that.

Side arm and zip ties. Nothing insidious, right?

 

[evansusmc2]

Of all the people shot dead by police which lefties complained about i can't recall any being actively breaking and entering at the time.

Can either of you remind me of one?

You don't want to play this tally game.

So over the summer you're saying that no lefties were:
- breaking and entering
- looting every store they could
- killing shop owners that tried to defend their stores from being broke into
- break into a jewlery shop and kill David Dorn
- burn down multipe police stations

?? huh ?? And those are just for starters. The list would make this thread gastly long.

If this woman in the capital building "deserved" to die than so the did the lefty goofs over the summer.

 

[lsa]

you're not making a good case for their continued existence.
where is the dude with the funny hats from?

I asked a question I did not make a case..

 

[Falsedawn]

*like*

Now ask him to explain the difference between direct and indirect democracy

He seems to have settled on "general democracy" which isn't a term I'm familiar with given that I tend to discuss these things with people who know what they're talking about.

Direct and Indirect though, seems pretty straightforward. Wonder if he'll pick it up.

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

Note that I never said any of this shit.

Your reading comprehension is pretty fucked, so let me repost in big letters for you.

A republic is a representative democracy. The description of a constitutional republic as a democracy is 100% accurate.

He's a thick one , I don't think he's going to get it .

 

[CubicleGangster]

He seems to have settled on "general democracy" which isn't a term I'm familiar with given that I tend to discuss these things with people who know what they're talking about.

Direct and Indirect though, seems pretty straightforward. Wonder if he'll pick it up.

SPOILER ALERT: He won't

 

[Axefan4life]

Threads like these remind me that both extreme political sides are scumbags, not to mention I never see a video where I don't think they're all bunch of dork outcasts.

 

[gaffbyknees2]

There was evidence that dead people voted, there was evidence that illegals voted, there was evidence people voted twice. Maybe you don't like that but too bad.

There was evidence of ballet stuffing, dumping, auditor blocking, fake water main breaks and on and on. The amount of evidence that there was a coordinated attempt to modify vote outcomes is overwhelming. To say that all the evidence is 100% bullshit is exactly why the riots happened, it's completely dismissive of the actual evidence and completely disenfranchises 75 million people. It's a direct talking point from the mainstream hardcore leftist media.

The exact same shit as people saying "black people just gotta pull themselves up" while police put them into databases and harass them for no reason then put them in jail when they make the smallest mistake.

Stop acting like your side is so perfect and innocent, both sides are corrupt while simultaneously fawning the flames of desperation for their opponents.

Dismissing obvious fraud completely opens up the door for the right to the exact same god damned thing in 4 years.

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And this evidence didn't hold up in court, why?

 

[Falsedawn]

Side arm and zip ties. Nothing insidious, right?