Post by Pete on Jun 22, 2024 11:48:50 GMT
Are we “our democracy,” or a constitutional, representative republic? What’s the difference and why does it matter? Isn’t a representative republic just another kind of democracy, and what’s the difference between democracy and “our democracy,” which is the term Democrats/socialists/communists (D/s/cs) use to try to define our current, and they hope future, system of government.
In our representative republic, every citizen has unalienable rights, rights given by God, which cannot be taken away by government.
D/s/cs would keep Americans ignorant about this fundamental governing difference. They would lie, have us believe anyone who opposes “our democracy” is anti-American, the better to fully establish a tyranny of the majority and with it, eternal one-party rule.
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In our representative republic, every citizen has unalienable rights, rights given by God, which cannot be taken away by government.
D/s/cs would keep Americans ignorant about this fundamental governing difference. They would lie, have us believe anyone who opposes “our democracy” is anti-American, the better to fully establish a tyranny of the majority and with it, eternal one-party rule.
Article Here