AntonToo
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then why do you keep saying something else??
I'm not, I'm saying the same thing over and over, stop shitting your pants in public already.
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then why do you keep saying something else??
youre saying many things where only one is true,,I'm not, I'm saying the same thing over and over, stop shitting your pants in public already.
United States is more accurately defined as a constitutional federal republic. You were really right.I was taught that in school back in '08. I took a test and I answered the question of what type of government we have. I put in Constitutional Republic and the teacher marked it a wrong. I was 7 in '08. And I lived in the red state of South Carolina at the time and I still do.
I don't know the terminology that well but isn't our government a Republic, not Republican? In my mind they are two different things. I have never heard that our government was Republican. It's a republic.Is asked about the form of government.
We are Republican form of government
Why are you fuckups afraid of being a representative democracy?
Why don't you explain to us why you hate white people. We are after all a good and peace loving people who believe in equality. We have developed this country into one of the best places to live in the world. The world can be a cruel place you know.Hilarious
Pointing out the cause of the rise of maga isn't racist. It's a response of conservatives to America becoming less white and more diverse.
We use democracy because we vote on things.Because Democrats use democracy as an excuse for trashing the Constitution.
YesI don't know the terminology that well but isn't our government a Republic, not Republican? In my mind they are two different things. I have never heard that our government was Republican. It's a republic.
That's what my points are. Given the choices, democracy would be the best answer out of the options or none of the above if that were an option. But, since or country is not republican but a republic, republican can't possibly be the answer.Yes
I don’t recall the EXACT wording, but the choice was either the completely incorrect “democracy” or Republican. So therefore it must be Republican
you ever heard of a thing called a typo??That's what my points are. Given the choices, democracy would be the best answer out of the options or none of the above if that were an option. But, since or country is not republican but a republic, republican can't possibly be the answer.
It wasn't a typo. You can tell that by his responses. If it was actually a typo then you're right. But, it wasn't a typo.you ever heard of a thing called a typo??
how does who responded to it have anything to do with what the intent of the person that said it is??It wasn't a typo. You can tell that by his responses. If it was actually a typo then you're right. But, it wasn't a typo.
No, it’s because democracy describes it better.You just can’t get yourself to say representative republic because it’s too close to republican.
Hilarious.
It's not a typo. The OP is the one who admitted it was not a typo. You can tell by HIS responses that it was not a typo.how does who responded to it have anything to do with what the intent of the person that said it is??
I even missed it,, but can see its a simple typo,,
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Meaning of a Republican Form of Government
www.law.cornell.edu
thats curious since his first comment after the OP he saysIt's not a typo. The OP is the one who admitted it was not a typo. You can tell by HIS responses that it was not a typo.
Look at the exchanges between him and I and you will see that he clearly meant Republican in his OP.thats curious since his first comment after the OP he says
"AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS"..
his first comment after the OP proves it a typo or slip of the tongue,,Look at the exchanges between him and I and you will see that he clearly meant Republican in his OP.