HMMMM

@agag Britain on the base level has a representative democracy yes, but a small republic

As their inner system is a parliamentary system

@PainSeeker5 they don't have a small number of citizens though

Can we eliminate China already

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@agag that’s not what a small republic means to Madison’s context

Boomers mrite

When do we return to articles of confederation

they are the literal description of a boomer

@Outboarduniform when the nation defaults

@agag hold that word you are typing

What I meant in a small republic

Is at the time of the Federalist paper

Concerning the UK

I’m pretty sure

Plus UK is wack, it can be anything it wants depending on how many Muslims take over

https://twitter.com/i/events/1049758460588355584
Ya know, for charity!

@PainSeeker5 that's true although he does use a greater number of citizens choosing representatives as a reason why larger republics are better than small ones

@amariokart I wanna see that

@agag yes of course

UK isn't a very small country

Ik

Compared to US in population

It’s a fifth

Take it for what it is

I don't think Madison was talking about the UK as an example of a small republic in Fed 10

The UK is not a republic

Yea my mistake

Hmm

It isn’t specifically stated who he was referring to as small republics

I honestly wanna go back to Dual Federalism

Too bad somehow it all changed

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why?

there are benefits to having states conform to federal standards

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There are also disadvantages