There's still government, but it is not a seperated entity like it is now.

lol

so, democracy?

No.

A republic.

so how would laws be made

The laws are already made.

That's called the constitution.

then what about new things that need regulation

Also, people that are openly elected will make more laws.

do 3rd worlders care about the Constitution ?

Not a closed system in which people are pre-selected.

Nah

so constituional democracy?

No, a constitutional republic.

but, it's democratic

Voting alone doesn't make it a democracy.

yeah, it kind of does.

You can't vote laws and rights away under a constitutional republic.

Either it's constitutional, or it's null and void.

Under a democracy, a constitution can be voted away.

that's why I called it a constitutional democracy.

That's why Europe is a failure.

Well it's not a democracy.

with the exception of a constitution, it is

You cannot vote laws and rights away.

That exception is that makes the entire difference.

so, laws are all added to the constitution?

like amendments?

Those would be called ammendments.

Yes.

what about when the public opinion changes?

Anything unconstitutional will be considered null and void.

Jews don't like nationalism because nationalism is the antecedent for Jewish expulsion. To prevent nationalism, liberal Jews advocate globalism and import more foreign elements into Western countries. Conservative Jews deflect attention from them by manufacturing enemies abroad.

It doesn't matter if public opinion changes.

Rule of law is all there will be.

but then the people wont be in charge of their laws?

Under the constitution which is the supreme law of the land.

They will not be in charge of the constitution.