The Founding Fathers saw a lot of things and prepared for a lot. Their wisdom gave us nearly two and a half centuries.

The problem is we've grown lazy. We decided to hand off our children to government indoctrination camps. Allowed people to marry the government as their provider.

if we can not rebuild on the principals of the founding fathers afterwards, then, we've already lost, what would we be fighting for?

But eventually, there comes a point where it's no longer sustainable

Expected someone else to take care of our families.

You are looking at the FF as the ideal. When they themselves did not.

im looking at the constitution as the ideals

What is best for the people and the nation? That's what their concern was. And what ours should be. The Constitution, etc is not our idol, it is our tool.

Honestly reminds me of the roman empire. breaks up into a number of different nation states.

Also... Isn't our voter turnout like 30% or less?

I believe the constiution and the original ideals should without a doubt still remain the basis of the renewed republic

We have become too successful, no system is perfect and eventually will crumble

Nothing is watertight forever

So many constitutional amendments about equal rights, elections, slavery

But they have found ways around it

No slavery? Okay, then we have apprenticeships

Sure, we vote for the House, the Senate, and the President. But look at the system of voting. Horrible abuse and corruption. Look at Miami and Broward.

You can't really believe those are the only two places. They're the ones who got caught.

that stuff should constantly be audited in my opinion

I mean dude, USSR had elections. China has elections. North Korea has elections.

i think their definition of an election is even worse than ours

Direct democracy may have been good in ancient Greece for example. But look at how big their countries were. 30,000 electors at best.

It was good for the time

If we were a direct democracy, you and I would have died in a detention camp a long time ago

In a country that had 30,000 electors, probably not

Now look at the population

convervatives do not have the votes to live in a direct democracy

Things change

In a small one sure

In a big one hell no

And we live in a big country

I'll use China as a comparison since it's the one I'm most experienced with.

Can you or I become president in the US? No. We need connections, money etc

What do you need to become president in China? Appointment by the CPC Standing Committee, who is elected by the National People's Congress, who are elected by lower People's Congresses and so on down to the smallest level at the neighborhood district or village

In other words. Money and connections.

You have to be a party member to do anything in china

thats no an election

they give you options that fit their needs for power, not your needs

A member of one of eight parties

Yes, it's a multiparty democracy

right, as long as you are communist