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Is there another nation's equivalent to "What would the Founding Fathers think" or is that just a purely American thing? (hexbear.net)
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Does any nation on earth sincerely ask itself what some guy from 250 years ago would think about said country's modern state or is that only a thing that Americans do? Is there any other equivalent?

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[–] alexandra_kollontai@hexbear.net 10 points 2 years ago

It's American only. Same thing with citing the constitution or amendments at every opportunity. Does my country have a consistution? I've honestly no idea. Maybe it does, but I've no clue what it would say.

Instead we have laws and laws can change.