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[JoyFilled Warrior]

What a miracle...

   this  United States of America! 

   - this Democracy/Republic

       (note: consider researching Democracy / Republic)

                 

Thank you Founders of United States' Democracy/Republic that we so continue to enjoy! 

  (note: consider researching Democracy / Republic)

We enjoy this yet another year 2024! 

               Thank You!

[Nonametoday]

Thank you!  Thank all of you who celebrate this glorious day of this beautiful country that I call home.  Happy Fourth to everyone and thank you, thank you.

[northiie57]

[ThinkingOutLoud]

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@JoyFilled Warrior wrote:

What a miracle, this Democracy -  United States of America! 

Thank you Founders of United States' Democracy that we so continue to enjoy! 

We've enjoy this yet another year 2024! 

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We're not a democracy - we're a republic. You may want to edit your post.

from usconstitution.net (not a link, just a reference):

One fundamental principle of a constitutional republic is the protection of minority rights against the potential tyranny of the majority. This design counters direct democracy, where majority rules could potentially ride roughshod over minority interests.

So glad the Founders had such wisdom and foresight.

@JoyFilled Warrior 

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[JoyFilled Warrior]

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@ThinkingOutLoud wrote:

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@JoyFilled Warrior wrote:

What a miracle, this Democracy -  United States of America! 

Thank you Founders of United States' Democracy that we so continue to enjoy! 

We've enjoy this yet another year 2024! 

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We're not a democracy - we're a republic. You may want to edit your post.

from usconstitution.net (not a link, just a reference):

One fundamental principle of a constitutional republic is the protection of minority rights against the potential tyranny of the majority. This design counters direct democracy, where majority rules could potentially ride roughshod over minority interests.

So glad the Founders had such wisdom and foresight.

@JoyFilled Warrior 

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@ThinkingOutLoud 

Thank u for alerting above, abt Democracy vs Republic.      I altered my comment above.

Upon cursory research, I find varied information.  Seems ppl need to research this for themselves, since there's a variety of pertinent information, & numerous views with assorted info (vs 1 source). 

    Maybe a good discussion, the purpose of which is to discuss this very topic?  elsewhere  --> 

  ---> on another thread.. --> due to Political

        Political not allowed here 

        Political will KILL this nice thread.

[ThinkingOutLoud]

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@JoyFilled Warrior wrote:

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@ThinkingOutLoud wrote:

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@JoyFilled Warrior wrote:

What a miracle, this Democracy -  United States of America! 

Thank you Founders of United States' Democracy that we so continue to enjoy! 

We've enjoy this yet another year 2024! 

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We're not a democracy - we're a republic. You may want to edit your post.

from usconstitution.net (not a link, just a reference):

One fundamental principle of a constitutional republic is the protection of minority rights against the potential tyranny of the majority. This design counters direct democracy, where majority rules could potentially ride roughshod over minority interests.

So glad the Founders had such wisdom and foresight.

@JoyFilled Warrior 

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@ThinkingOutLoud 

Thank u for alerting above, abt Democracy vs Republic.  I altered my comment above.

Upon cursory research, I find varied information.  Seems ppl need to research this for themselves, since there's a variety of pertinent information, & numerous views with assorted info (vs 1 source). 

    Maybe a good discussion, the purpose of which is to discuss this very topic?  elsewhere  --> 

  ---> on another thread.. --> due to Political

        Political not allowed here 

Political will KILL this thread.

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When I googled for that description, I saw that other sources are trying to create new definitions which is a thing these days (ie woman > birthing person, etc). Best to be careful to not go along with that. Some 'trusted' sources shouldn't be considered as such.

Defending our founding principles is a way to show apprecation and respect for the Founding Fathers which your original post was trying to do but seriously missed the mark.

@JoyFilled Warrior 

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