You are right, if we evaluate the U.S. Constitution within the historical context of the time, it was a milestone in human history. What I'm getting at is - let's move beyond an 18th century notion of human liberty and self-governance. Let's do better
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We already are doing better, with some off shoots here and there. Look at Great Britain and what it has done for law over the years, despite its journey through it. We got to build upon something good to move forward and be better. No scrap & start over.
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I was expecting more of the Hong Kong / Singapore / Dubai - "we're doing better" examples. HK = has to deal with Beijing. Singapore has more state-managed capitalism and Dubai has Sharia. Not judging, to each his own, but I agree the UK is a good model
We got to vote with all our resources we earn in life to make adjustments and movement towards a better future, no term vote for political direction is going to make this happen (it is only a small part of it). I like the Swiss & swift (direct) model.
The Swiss cantonal / direct democracy system is great. I also love the way things are set up in neighboring Liechtenstein. These small well-managed countries are great. So inspirational and promising!
In short; we have a future, a bright one if we seize it.