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by TheGRS 24 days ago
Sure, and history deals the cards we're given and so on and so forth. Why don't we have referendums on keeping the US Constitution every year? That would be democratic as hell.
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yummypaint 24 days ago
Because the procedure for changing the constitution is in the constitution. That would have to be followed at least once.

https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/full-text

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jleyank 24 days ago
It looks like the us had a referendum on their constitution in 2024. They voted to ignore it…
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