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biodegradable
10/22/07, 08:44 PM
discuss the constitution as a democratic document.

go.
fuller
10/23/07, 01:43 AM
more like please give me ideas for my homework
atticus1492
10/23/07, 01:45 AM
tl;dr
Nevuk
10/23/07, 09:57 AM
Constitution isn't a democratic document. Next.
awakenarogue
10/23/07, 10:02 AM
for future homework assistance, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
boykosaurus
10/23/07, 06:23 PM
the constitution? That thing still exists?....:whistle:
Smash Adams
10/23/07, 06:27 PM
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this should help
CrenshawPunch
10/30/07, 10:03 AM
It isn't. We live in a Republic. Why do I feel that not very many people know this?
boykosaurus
10/30/07, 01:00 PM
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this should help

that video was amazing...I especially like the turkey
1Roth4
10/30/07, 03:27 PM
I would compare the constitution to a.....

http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/thisweekineducation/upload/2007/07/happy_47th_anniversary_etch-a-/etch_a_sketch.jpg
EasySkankin
10/30/07, 09:39 PM
It isn't. We live in a Republic. Why do I feel that not very many people know this?

Because you're right.

It's surprising how few americans know what the actual concept of democracy is.
SgtFumunda
10/30/07, 11:11 PM
Because you're right.

It's surprising how few americans know what the actual concept of democracy is.
I'm not sure if it's really surprising. Generally speaking, I would say that most Americans don't know the fundamentals of our system of government.
thetrueblood
10/30/07, 11:19 PM
speaking of people not knowing how the system works, a year ago i had a car towed and when i was picking up the rednecks were discussing minimum wage... they were like what's the minimum wage now anyways 6 bucks? (note: it was 5.15 nationally and 6.40 at the state level) and the other guy goes..."i'm not sure, who picks that anyways the city or the federal government?" redneck two goes "minimum wage, that's national. yeah. the president picks the minimum wage"