Message from @FroggyC
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"camps"
i am june
I think I just became a lesbian
Yeah, not in the mood to deal with that cancer
jesus christ
hang on, so should women not be whores? or have you fucked lots of women? @Webber
kill me
"Progressivism is the support for or advocacy of improvement of society by reform. "
what did I walk into?
"we've never experienced degeneracy" - said by the men who spent weeks carving perfect dicks into marble
my sides
The kumite
Seriously, what did I miss? because non of this makes sense
Enough degeneracy for today.
L8er
😃
I made it
I wanted to have a hard copy of a lot of different ideas that were spinning around in my head, and I figured that if I was going to write them down anyway I might as well write it as if it were a constitutional amendment.
Thanks
The quorum on referenda will make actually passing a referendum nigh impossible
we have the same system in my country
I also don't really understand why limiting the President's power to define his or her cabinet that much
It's interesting tho
Thanks, the reason I limited the President's ability to create a cabinet is described in the fourth paragraph of section 19. Basically I'm using the Cabinet as a check on the President's ability to use executive orders, and so I need the Cabinet to not be loyal to the President but instead to congress, and by extension the people of the United States.
And as for the referendums, I am curious about which restriction specifically you think will make them impossible to pass?
The quorum
Aka needing the vote of 50%+1 of voters
It makes abstention = a no vote
So who's against the referendum will campaign for just not voting
Since a sizeable percentage of the people always not vote, you will end up with the referendum not passing having a significant headstart
About the cabinet. I understand what you're saying but it still needs to be expression of a single political line.
You might need the nominations to have a confirmation by the Senate, but you can't ask the Senate to pick them. It also would break separation of powers, making executive positions dependent on the legislative branch.
Even parliamentary democracies don't have ministers appointed by the upper house. The houses just give confidence