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tama

(9,137 posts)
11. Drafting new constitution is no biggie
Sat Sep 29, 2012, 11:49 PM
Sep 2012

Take citizens initiative to call a General Assembly to discuss new constitution. Then see how it goes, if the idea takes wind. You can take that initiative also on DU General Assembly: http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=forum&id=1252

Better not get hooked on pushing some specific model from the get go to make the process as open and inclusive as possible, and to start with brainstorming and thinking out of box. Putting all energy into telling oneself and others that it is impossible will of course make it impossible, so positive and even playful attitude is required. You better keep it fun, serious fun!

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And rewrite the entire constitution? Sekhmets Daughter Sep 2012 #1
I know , but it was just a thought, lol hrmjustin Sep 2012 #3
And yet tama Sep 2012 #6
I would not be opposed because.... Swede Atlanta Sep 2012 #2
Would u base the parliament seats based on pop. in states or country? would u use ... hrmjustin Sep 2012 #4
Would Myth be the presiding officer in DonViejo Sep 2012 #5
But a battle worth having. hrmjustin Sep 2012 #7
very true DonViejo Sep 2012 #9
yes hrmjustin Sep 2012 #10
Ideally, but that's not doable at the federal level. David__77 Sep 2012 #8
now that is an idea hrmjustin Sep 2012 #12
Anything is doable and tama Sep 2012 #14
Drafting new constitution is no biggie tama Sep 2012 #11
great hrmjustin Sep 2012 #13
As I Brit I can say with certainty intaglio Sep 2012 #15
No point IMO. LeftishBrit Sep 2012 #16
ok sure. It's a long way off though. limpyhobbler Sep 2012 #17
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