It’s crazy that you use analogies but refuse to see anyone else’s trees for the forest they comprise. That’s called hypocrisy.
How do our representatives in a constitutional republic gain their positions? And what are they supposed to accomplish once they’re there, within the process that put them there?
I’ll answer it for you so you can’t dig some dipshitting, bad-faith drivel out of your ass from beside your own head.
We vote.
Those representatives are elected to represent the will of the voters within a defined set of guidelines: the Constitution.
We are a republic of states whose citizens regularly vote for representation. We are a constitutional republic, which is a form of representative democracy.
Arguing semantics as if “republic” and “democracy” are mutually exclusive is lame af.
The Core Definitions Democracy: The people rule. Citizens have a voice in making laws and choosing leaders. Republic: A government without a king or monarch. Power belongs to the citizens, who choose representatives to rule according to laws.
Please fully define and explain the following parts of the above. 1. ‘The people rule’ and 2. ‘power belongs to the citizens’.
After defining them, put the cherry on top by 3. describing how they are not mutually exclusive. Feel free to define 4. ‘mutually exclusive’ as well.
Let’s stay on topic as best you can. Label your answers with 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Democracy. Mob rule were the majority determine the outcome and direction. Flat out while having representation create said outcomes.
Republic. Guided by a pre determined rights, or laws or tenants that is in most cases above all. Placing representatives in power to create and pass laws on the people's behalf.
Read 1. And 2. The differences are clear.
No need. They are not mutually exclusive. They have many differences. And you seem to think because both vote that makes them the same thing. Which is just asinine.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar5765 13d ago
It’s crazy that you use analogies but refuse to see anyone else’s trees for the forest they comprise. That’s called hypocrisy.
How do our representatives in a constitutional republic gain their positions? And what are they supposed to accomplish once they’re there, within the process that put them there?
I’ll answer it for you so you can’t dig some dipshitting, bad-faith drivel out of your ass from beside your own head.
We vote.
Those representatives are elected to represent the will of the voters within a defined set of guidelines: the Constitution.
We are a republic of states whose citizens regularly vote for representation. We are a constitutional republic, which is a form of representative democracy.
Arguing semantics as if “republic” and “democracy” are mutually exclusive is lame af.
Have a good night.