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Tag Archives: republic
The End of American Exceptionalism
Allen Keyes explains what the end of American Exceptionalism means. Keyes to the Republic Vol. 3 Our Crisis
The True Political Spectrum
The left/right labels we normally use to describe political camps are flawed. A better (or additional) judgement is to use a scale between total power and zero power. The graphic here shows this very nicely. (note the ‘you are here … Continue reading
How Bad Do Things Have To Get Before You Do Something?
via YouTube – How Bad Do Things Have To Get Before You Do Something?.
Dan Carlin’s latest podcast discussed a concept that has interested me for a very long time: How to use Internet technology to replace our corrupt elected officials with the actual will of the public. I thought it would require some … Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, government, Internet, republic, structure
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