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Republicanism

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:iconcarusmm:
~carusmm Nov 13, 2012  Student Writer
In the US, the President is a de facto king.
Republicanism has always failed because it has no foundation in the people.
Am I right or am I wrong?

P.S. The US is a failed state.
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:icondragonquestwes:
=DragonQuestWes Nov 14, 2012
I think you're expecting deviantART to have political knowledge on anything.
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:iconcarusmm:
~carusmm Nov 13, 2012  Student Writer
The supremacy of Parliament in Australia must be maintained at all costs, at all costs, even if it means the loss of the Republic.
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:iconlytrigian:
~Lytrigian Nov 13, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
Australia isn't a Republic.
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:iconcarusmm:
~carusmm Nov 13, 2012  Student Writer
Not yet.
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:iconlytrigian:
~Lytrigian Nov 13, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
You can't lose something you don't have.
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:iconcarusmm:
~carusmm Nov 13, 2012  Student Writer
Yes, you can. I have lost it once, I can lose it again.
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:iconjuliabohemian:
*Juliabohemian Nov 13, 2012  Professional Photographer
Republicanism hasn't always failed. It's just failing now because he economy is bad, so now we actually need a government whose interests lie below the middle class.

The US isn't failed. But it definitely could fail.
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:icondezenerate:
~Dezenerate Nov 13, 2012
You are wrong except for the P.S.
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:iconlytrigian:
~Lytrigian Nov 13, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
You're wrong.

P.S. You're wrong.
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:iconkyteglory:
~KyteGlory Nov 13, 2012
You're wrong. In fact, you're so wrong that everything you said is the exact opposite of the truth.
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