I remember once having a real life discussion about 52! with a person who was completely unable to grasp orders of magnitude and how even the very large numbers they were throwing at me were effectively 0 compared to 52!. Maths is hard for some.
I remember once having a real life discussion about 52! with a person who was completely unable to grasp orders of magnitude and how even the very large numbers they were throwing at me were effectively 0 compared to 52!. Maths is hard for some.To indulge your argument, try adding a zero to the numbers, or even TWO zeros to the numbers. So assume 100 get away with it for every 1 who is caught. Then you might have, what, 10 bad votes in each state per election?
There's no way to massage those numbers to where they prove what you want to prove.
Feel free to quote the article, section, and clause of the Constitution that allows a single political party to harvest private voter data exclusively in jurisdictions with opposition party majorities.
Meanwhile, the checks and balances in the Constitution refers to the powers vested in 3 different branches of govt, and not to the illegal partisanship corruption and voter suppression that you're endorsing here.
I remember once having a real life discussion about 52! with a person who was completely unable to grasp orders of magnitude and how even the very large numbers they were throwing at me were effectively 0 compared to 52!. Maths is hard for some.
Of course they already know this.The Heritage Foundation data also does not show that the limited cases of fraud it has found over the past 40 years is higher in states where voting is easier. There is no correlation. Which is another fact that totally destroys the arguments for these voter suppression laws.
Then all of the bad votes would have to be in the same state and district. And all of them would have to be bad votes favoring the same candide. And that's after we added 2 zeroes to the known number. From what I found, the closest margin ever in a U.S. Congressional district is 94 votes. So even those assumptions do not work. Like I said, no way to massage this.
It's not a true democracy though, is it?Ahahhahaahhaaa!!!!!
Holy fuck! That has to be the self own for the year!
A constitutional republic is a type of democracy you fucking moron!
Let’s see you go 0 for 2 and show us all where in the constitution (I’ll even give you the advantage of pointing to a state constitution) where election integrity is to be conducted by partisan groups, if at all.
How long shall we wait for a reply, traitor?
Are you and the other VW guy puppets?You are lying! Fuck off traitor!
Are you a willful fucking moron?Are you and the other VW guy puppets?
I used to have a "65 VW bug. It was worth the $300 i paid for it
It's not a true democracy though, is it?
A democracy is 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
It's not a true democracy though, is it?
A democracy is 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
Lol, yeah it’s a fake democracy…omg! /facepalm. I can’t believe you are doubling down on stupid! Actually I totally believe it but I’m still amazed!
If we're going to be taking away anyone's right to vote, why shouldn't we start with yours?It's not a true democracy though, is it?
A democracy is 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
The only piss ignorant fuck is you! You post up all this stuff about how the country is defined. You say words that claim you are a constitutionalist but almost every single one of your post and arguments both in this thread and in others for years are full of propaganda and outright lies disguised as right wing authoritarianism with Nazi over tones. Go get fucked! You piss ignorant moron! You are the motherfucker that gleefully delights in taking rights away from people as well as would love to lob a few grenades at brown children. Which of those actions are backed up by the constitution????Your piss ignorance and basic stupidity is a source of constant amusement to me. Speaking of amused. ....................
Is the United States a Republic or a Democracy?
The United States of America is governed as a federal republic, and therefore some argue that the U.S. is not a democracy. Learn more about the government of the US.www.worldatlas.com
Is the United States a Democracy or a Republic? - This Nation
Perhaps it might be more accurate to say “the United States was intended to be a republic, but has grown into a democratic republic.” We explain how this came about.www.thisnation.com
"The United States of America is defined as a constitutional republic.Is the United States a Republic?
A republic is when the people who live in the country hold the power. However, in the US, elected representatives are chosen to exercise power.constitutionus.com
But what does this mean? Let’s break it down.
First, the “constitutional” part refers, of course, to the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution functions as the supreme law of the land – by “supreme law,” we mean that no laws made by state governments or the federal government can contradict it. If a specific law is believed to go against the Constitution, the Supreme Court’s Justices will decide whether it does or not according to their individual interpretations of the Constitution."
Franken did mess up, but I'd hardy call him a "predator", at least he did the honorable thing and resigned, YOU on the other hand would be 1st in line if dump runs in 2024, the fact that he zero respect for democracy and has encouraged violence more than once means nothing to you.You are leaving out other cases, such as the disputed 2008 Senatorial election in Minnesota that got sexual predator Al Franken "elected" who later resigned in disgrace.
2008 United States Senate election in Minnesota - Wikipedia
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Your piss ignorance and basic stupidity is a source of constant amusement to me. Speaking of amused. ....................
Is the United States a Republic or a Democracy?
The United States of America is governed as a federal republic, and therefore some argue that the U.S. is not a democracy. Learn more about the government of the US.www.worldatlas.com
Is the United States a Democracy or a Republic? - This Nation
Perhaps it might be more accurate to say “the United States was intended to be a republic, but has grown into a democratic republic.” We explain how this came about.www.thisnation.com
"The United States of America is defined as a constitutional republic.Is the United States a Republic?
A republic is when the people who live in the country hold the power. However, in the US, elected representatives are chosen to exercise power.constitutionus.com
But what does this mean? Let’s break it down.
First, the “constitutional” part refers, of course, to the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution functions as the supreme law of the land – by “supreme law,” we mean that no laws made by state governments or the federal government can contradict it. If a specific law is believed to go against the Constitution, the Supreme Court’s Justices will decide whether it does or not according to their individual interpretations of the Constitution."
When have i made any attempt to take someones vote away? I do admit that i don't support some felons from voting until their debt to society is paid.If we're going to be taking away anyone's right to vote, why shouldn't we start with yours?
Just saying that if you wouldn't want something done to yourself, then you shouldn't be trying to do it to others.
To have labeled this country simply as a "democracy" isn't accurate.Oh this is fun when we cherry pick, isn't it?
Is the United States a democracy?
Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.”
This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word – demokratia – after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives.
That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves.
More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy.
The Constitution does not use the term “democracy.” It’s true. But as Eugene Volokh notes in the Washington Post, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Noah Webster, Justice James Wilson and Chief Justice John Marshall all used the word. These scholars understood representative democracy – the American variety – to be democracy all the same.
‘America Is a Republic, Not a Democracy’ Is a Dangerous—And Wrong—Argument
Enabling sustained minority rule at the national level is not a feature of our constitutional design, but a perversion of it.www.theatlantic.com
‘America Is a Republic, Not a Democracy’ Is a Dangerous—And Wrong—Argument
Enabling sustained minority rule at the national level is not a feature of our constitutional design, but a perversion of it.
But enough of opinion, what does the US government itself say?
Democracy in the United States The United States is a representative democracy. This means that our government is elected by citizens. Here, citizens vote for their government officials. These officials represent the citizens’ ideas and concerns in government. Voting is one way to participate in our democracy. Citizens can also contact their officials when they want to support or change a law. Voting in an election and contacting our elected officials are two ways that Americans can participate in their democracy.
USAFacts | USAFacts
usafacts.org
The US is a constitutional republic and representative democracy.
2. What form of government do we have in the United States?
The United States, under its Constitution, is a federal, representative, democratic republic, an indivisible union of 50 sovereign States. With the exception of town meetings, a form of pure democracy, we have at the local, state, and national levels a government which is: ‘‘federal’’ because power is shared among these three levels; ‘‘democratic’’ because the people govern themselves and have the means to control the government; and ‘‘republic’’ because the people choose elected delegates by free and secret ballot.
The entire purpose of the "stop the steal" propaganda is use false claims of voter fraud in order to disenfranchise legal voters.When have i made any attempt to take someones vote away? I do admit that i don't support some felons from voting until their debt to society is paid.
democracy or republic is a distinction without a difference. one is greek, one is latin, they both mean the same thing. the only people who care are small-minded individuals who think it gives them some sort of blessing to restrict the electorate.
Well........ by dictionary definition... sort off. But history has proven otherwise, and the best example would be U.S.S.R. (United Soviet Socialist "Republics"). But then again, "Republic"ans claim they are not socialist. So the term Republic really has many meanings to it.Republics are a form of democracy.
Well........ by dictionary definition... sort off. But history has proven otherwise, and the best example would be U.S.S.R. (United Soviet Socialist "Republics"). But then again, "Republic"ans claim they are not socialist. So the term Republic really has many meanings to it.