And Declaration of independence.

People don't realize how badly lobotimized education has been via the left.

pratel, I heard of "Common Sense" from my parents. The book was only mentioned twice in two classes, 7th grade and 12th grade

So, Dusty, how was the amendment to ban booze illegal, or not followed by republican principles?

@AHeroQuest Exactly. This stuff used to be required reading.

Because United States contains some form of democracy in small instance, doesn't mean it is a Democracy. Because United States contained some form of monarch, doesn't make it a monarch, and because United States contains some form of whatever the house is doesn't make it that either. That is why we have three chambers of governance. House, Senate, and White House.

WE are a Republic.

The entire idea of American governance is literally founded on democracy.

Not either of these thigns.

The US is a constitutional republic

legislative, executive, judicial

Exactly Abel.

The Founding fathers were actually afraid of too much democracy.

I thought this was common knowledge

Apparently not

They worried it could lead to mob rule.

Mob rule yes.

Thank you pratel.

It IS mob rule

Trying to force the effects of people's votes down certain tubes to change how it affects things doesn't change the fact that all portions of American government ultimately funnel back to the will of the people.

The American Revolution was a mob uprising.

Sure. But would you want to put freedom of speech up for public vote?

All these years of the politicians saying United States is a democracy is a fucking lie.

The US is not a democracy, but it is heavily democratic.

It happens in the Northeast and it somehow never ends up very free. Or applied selectively.

welcome to public education 😂 😢

Sorry for getting annoyed pratel and Abel.

Yeah, well private isn't that much better

Private can be much better... or much worse

It was getting frustrating to me trying to explain this to them.

? No harm no foul? I didn't even realize you were annoyed @Dusty Morgan

Would it be possible to fight back against mob rule by removing the vote from all women who haven't served in the military?

> *A seven-year-old boy who reviews toys has been revealed as YouTube's highest-earning star, raking in $22m (£17.3m).*
This succinctly demonstrates the obvious outcome of YouTube's aggressive content policing.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-46427910

That just changes the mob

No. And that wouldn't be fair anyway @Malt_Hitman

@Dusty Morgan so let’s say this; what if 90% of the American public all agreed to elimination of prostitution, and could pass a amendment; would that be sufficient for you?

no. that will create a revolt if you try to take away the right to vote

might be easier to use their own rules against them and to make them fight against each other in their intersectional wars

The money WILL dry up eventually

Even if you disagreed on it

Toy reviews make big bucks because child audiences are very susceptible to advertising.