Is The United States of America A Democracy?

[SmithSmith]

I believe America is not longer the great nation of Democracy that it was made to be. Democracy is supposed to be a fair vote of all the eligible population for someone who is going to better the country. I believe that with gerrymandering the politicians can manipulate certain voters to vote for them so the politician can continue with their own agenda. Do you agree with me?

[Libertarian602]

Meh, we got better stuff to do than be informed voters, which is a vital function of a democracy, like keeping up with the kardashians.

But, you're all over it SmithBot, it's gerrymandering. Good call.

[spacemonkey]

Today, the USA = corpornation.

[Edarmoc]

The U.S. is still a constitutional republic, though I'd feel better about the whole thing if the electoral college were abolished. The E.C. gives way too much power to f**k stupid rural voters, those who should have the least say in the whole thing.

[spacemonkey]

The EC is outdated bullshit. That is why it will remain.

[Kane]

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[Kane]

We are not a democracy. Constitutional republic.

Your effort here is apparent and....sad.

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[Kane]