| El Duderino said: @goddog: Cartain state rights are fine... but in one country there needs to be one law... not a different one in each state... and why should a persons vote in one state count more than that in another ??? Also a government that takes peoples rights telling them its for their own protection is fashist... sadly that happens in one way or another in every government... I´m also 100% for seperation of government and church... but the values of every democracy are in some way founded on religious believes and we have to stop denying that... we don´t need to remove the "t" in every aspect of the government just because it looks like a cross...
Oh and I´m not sorry for derailing the thread... it was cramping my style and the new topic is more interesting anyway... |
A because we are a republic and not a democracy, and B because it was part of a compromise to form our union, without that rule we would not be the united states, at best we would be a confederation of independent nations, much like the EU. and I have to disagree each state can have laws to regulate its own populace as that populous has voted. the centralization of power by the federal government though in my view unconstitutional, is the natural progression of a republic/democracy.
as for your founding idea based on religious beliefs, the founding fathers denied it in the treaty of tripoli (treaty with the barbary pirates)... I do agree removing the T is a bit retarded, but using religious views to hold up (edit) Back science is bullshit
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