Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
No you didnt you hacked it up so it looks like what you want it to look like.
BTW a horse can call its self a pegasus but that doesnt make it a pegasus
democracy
capitalism
Which one did our founder feel was needed in this country to make it function better than all other governments of the time?
I bet not one right leaning poster can answer this one without it blowing up in their faces.
its at the VERY base of the founders plan and some dont respect the founders in reality
As the Founders understood it, "democracy" was essentially mob rule, as they witnessed in their own lifetimes over in France. None of the Founding Fathers referred to the American form of government as a democracy. Upon leaving the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin was asked specifically what form of government the convention had left Americans with. Franklin, who was keenly aware of what a democracy was and was not, answered "a republic." Regardless of how political scientists today want to categorize things, or how much progressives want to distort our language and rewrite our past, the Founders explicitly avoided creating a democracy, opting for a republic instead.Why do you ignore the very definitions of the words?
Why do you do that?
The terms have meant what they ahve meant for their entire exsistance.
You dont get to change that for some unnamed poltical reason.
The words dont belong to your party change at a whim.
As the Founders understood it, "democracy" was essentially mob rule, as they witnessed in their own lifetimes over in France. None of the Founding Fathers referred to the American form of government as a democracy. Upon leaving the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin was asked specifically what form of government the convention had left Americans with. Franklin, who was keenly aware of what a democracy was and was not, answered "a republic." Regardless of how political scientists today want to categorize things, or how much progressives want to distort our language and rewrite our past, the Founders explicitly avoided creating a democracy, opting for a republic instead.Why do you ignore the very definitions of the words?
Why do you do that?
The terms have meant what they ahve meant for their entire exsistance.
You dont get to change that for some unnamed poltical reason.
The words dont belong to your party change at a whim.
Twisting the definition of words is a Lefty speciality.
democracy
capitalism
Which one did our founder feel was needed in this country to make it function better than all other governments of the time?
Still manipulating terms I see, and you also forgot to add one more response to your poll "Constitutional Republic". Capitalism is a an economic issue, so if you are going to give it something to be compared to and then ask people on here to answer a poll about it you should at least add what is opposite of capitalism, and that would be socialism. Being that our founding was based on freedom and the right to pursue happiness I would have to say that capitalism is more important to our founding, socialism restrains entrepreneurs which is exactly what the founders did not want government to do to the people.
So your poll should ask, what is more important to our founding?
1) Capitalism
2) Socialism
See, it's not that hard if you really want to put up an honest poll without all the trickery.
why do you retain ideas that force you to deny facts to continue to hold?
Why not find some ideas that may actually work?
Yes, the right of individuals to engage in mutually agreed-upon transactions in a free market is more important than the privilege of casting a vote. The Founders thought so. Conservatives think so. You should think so too.The right in the US seems to think that capitalism is more important than democracy.
I was trying to find out if that was indeed true.
BTW a horse can call its self a pegasus but that doesnt make it a pegasus
Answer the questions....
Is China a Republic? Yes or No will suffice
If by your definition, all Republics are inherently Democracies, is China a Democracy? Yes or No will suffice
Legal Dictionary
Main Entry: re·pub·lic
Function: noun
1 : a government having a chief of state who is not a monarch and who in modern times is usually a president; also : a political unit (as a nation) having such a form of government
BTW a horse can call its self a pegasus but that doesnt make it a pegasus
Answer the questions....
Is China a Republic? Yes or No will suffice
If by your definition, all Republics are inherently Democracies, is China a Democracy? Yes or No will suffice
Legal Dictionary
Main Entry: re·pub·lic
Function: noun
1 : a government having a chief of state who is not a monarch and who in modern times is usually a president; also : a political unit (as a nation) having such a form of government
c'mon TM.. you little avoiding bitch
Answer the questions....
Is China a Republic? Yes or No will suffice
If by your definition, all Republics are inherently Democracies, is China a Democracy? Yes or No will suffice
Legal Dictionary
Main Entry: re·pub·lic
Function: noun
1 : a government having a chief of state who is not a monarch and who in modern times is usually a president; also : a political unit (as a nation) having such a form of government
c'mon TM.. you little avoiding bitch
I answered your question.
quit lying
BTW a horse can call its self a pegasus but that doesnt make it a pegasus
