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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Medium · Level 28 · long term goals,stable rules,constitutional ideals
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  1. By giving a stable base to basic ideals and rules
  2. By giving arbitrary freedom to every government
  3. By removing citizens' rights
  4. By keeping rules secret
Medium · Level 28 · civil liberty,rights protection,constitution
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  1. The Constitution always ends civil liberty
  2. The Constitution recognises and protects civil liberty
  3. The Constitution keeps liberty only for leaders
  4. The Constitution keeps citizens unrelated to liberty
Medium · Level 28 · shared rules,social agreement,diverse groups
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  1. Because everyone's needs are always the same
  2. Because no group wants rules
  3. Because a basis of agreement is needed among different groups
  4. Because governance works better without rules
Medium · Level 28 · rights guarantee,trustworthy governance,legitimacy
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  1. Because it makes governance arbitrary
  2. Because it always keeps laws secret
  3. Because it keeps citizens away from courts
  4. Because it makes governance legitimate and trustworthy
Medium · Level 28 · future generations,basic rights,constitution
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  1. Because it continuously protects basic rules and rights
  2. Because it applies only for one year
  3. Because it has no relation with the future
  4. Because it ends the role of citizens
Medium · Level 28 · three organs,legislature,executive judiciary
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  1. So that all organs remain under one person
  2. So that law making implementation and justice can be divided
  3. So that citizens are stopped from voting
  4. So that no rule remains
Medium · Level 28 · political rules,power,governance
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  1. It decides who will govern and how power will operate
  2. It only writes the number of players
  3. It only fixes playgrounds
  4. It completely ends politics
Medium · Level 28 · equality,dignity,citizen rights
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  1. Some citizens are above law
  2. Every citizen deserves equal dignity and rights
  3. Rights come only by birth
  4. Equality is not needed for governance
Medium · Level 28 · transfer of power,stability,constitution
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  1. Because there will be no fixed process and rules
  2. Because all rights will be very strong
  3. Because every institution will be independent
  4. Because citizens will know everything
Medium · Level 28 · shared agreement,society,basic rules
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  1. Because it writes only one leader's will
  2. Because it gives accepted basic rules for citizens and institutions
  3. Because it separates people from governance
  4. Because it stops all rights
Medium · Level 28 · freedom of expression,criticism,democracy
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  1. So that citizens can express views and criticism about government
  2. So that citizens only praise government
  3. So that dialogue stops
  4. So that elections are cancelled
Medium · Level 28 · citizenship,rights,participation
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  1. By asking them only to obey orders
  2. By giving them rights participation and protection
  3. By keeping them outside law
  4. By keeping them away from governance
Medium · Level 28 · federalism,division of powers,governance levels
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  1. To keep all regions out of governance
  2. To keep all power at the centre
  3. To divide governing responsibilities at different levels
  4. To end citizens' rights
Medium · Level 28 · democratic continuity,elections,institutions
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  1. Rule-based arrangement of elections and institutions
  2. Unlimited power of leaders
  3. End of rights
  4. Absence of judiciary
Medium · Level 28 · rule bound government,arbitrariness,accountability
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  1. So that government can be stopped from arbitrariness
  2. So that citizens get no rights
  3. So that courts can be removed
  4. So that rule of law ends
Medium · Level 28 · fundamental rights,ordinary policy,civil liberty
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  1. Because they are basic protection of civil liberty
  2. Because they are only temporary announcements
  3. Because government can remove them anytime
  4. Because they have no relation with citizens
Medium · Level 28 · due process,legitimacy,rights protection
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  1. Because proper process makes governance just and legitimate
  2. Because outcome has no relation with democracy
  3. Because process is always secret
  4. Because process weakens citizens
Medium · Level 28 · justice,equal rights,institutions
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  1. By keeping justice only as a slogan
  2. By giving equal rights institutions and laws
  3. By keeping citizens away from justice
  4. By giving unlimited power to government
Medium · Level 28 · democracy,elections,rights limits
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  1. Because rights and limits of power will not be clear
  2. Because elections will never happen
  3. Because citizens will always remain equal
  4. Because government will automatically be accountable
Medium · Level 28 · need constitution,rules rights limits,shared goals
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  1. It gives governance rules rights limits and shared goals
  2. It only gives power to leaders
  3. It reduces the role of citizens
  4. It is an obstacle in democracy