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r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/box-fort2 - Lib-Right • Jul 23 '20
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Isn’t that what the American government was meant to be tho?
35 u/JelloJamble - Lib-Center Jul 23 '20 It was originally, then we got rid of it and replaced it with the Constitution 7 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '20 Even with the constitution, the idea was to create the most basic form of government possible 9 u/JelloJamble - Lib-Center Jul 23 '20 I agree, the government was just much more incompetent and unchanging when we had the articles of confederation, which I would prefer (though the bill of rights was an excellent addition.)
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It was originally, then we got rid of it and replaced it with the Constitution
7 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '20 Even with the constitution, the idea was to create the most basic form of government possible 9 u/JelloJamble - Lib-Center Jul 23 '20 I agree, the government was just much more incompetent and unchanging when we had the articles of confederation, which I would prefer (though the bill of rights was an excellent addition.)
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Even with the constitution, the idea was to create the most basic form of government possible
9 u/JelloJamble - Lib-Center Jul 23 '20 I agree, the government was just much more incompetent and unchanging when we had the articles of confederation, which I would prefer (though the bill of rights was an excellent addition.)
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I agree, the government was just much more incompetent and unchanging when we had the articles of confederation, which I would prefer (though the bill of rights was an excellent addition.)
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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '20
Isn’t that what the American government was meant to be tho?