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Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 29 · future framework,constitutional ideals,institutions
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  1. It tells on which values and system the country will move forward
  2. It only writes the story of an old king
  3. It is only the wish of present government
  4. It separates citizens from future
Hard · Level 29 · institutional responsibility,accountability,jurisdiction
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  1. Because it will be unclear from whom to demand answers for a mistake
  2. Because all institutions will be more accountable
  3. Because citizens' rights will increase
  4. Because governance will automatically be transparent
Hard · Level 29 · minority rights,rights based democracy,majority limits
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  1. It makes democracy rights-based by protecting it from majority arbitrariness
  2. It always removes majority
  3. It keeps minorities out of governance
  4. It makes voting unimportant
Hard · Level 29 · freedom,rights,institutions
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  1. Because rights and institutions protecting it will not be clear
  2. Because freedom needs no rules
  3. Because slogan is always stronger than right
  4. Because government automatically protects freedom
Hard · Level 29 · clear procedure,arbitrary rule,governance
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  1. Decision makers have to follow fixed rules
  2. Decision makers need not follow any rules
  3. All decisions become secret
  4. Citizens get no information
Hard · Level 29 · federalism,regional disputes,power distribution
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  1. Limits of powers of centre and regions may be unclear
  2. All regions will automatically agree
  3. Citizens' rights will automatically be protected
  4. Laws will not be needed
Hard · Level 29 · equality,legal protection,equal rights
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  1. By fixing equal rights and binding laws
  2. By keeping equality only in speech
  3. By giving some citizens a higher status
  4. By hiding rights
Hard · Level 29 · constitutional obedience,shared rules,trust
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  1. Shared rules and trust will weaken
  2. Democracy will become stronger
  3. Rights will be automatically protected
  4. Accountability will increase
Hard · Level 29 · constitution making,consensus,legitimacy
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  1. Because a constitution makes long-term shared rules accepted by all groups
  2. Because constitution is only one-day order
  3. Because people have no relation with constitution
  4. Because consensus weakens rights
Hard · Level 29 · government,citizens,mutual relation
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  1. Constitution gives rules for government citizens and their mutual relation
  2. Constitution is completely separate from citizens
  3. Constitution does not touch citizens' rights
  4. Constitution is only a private book of officials
Hard · Level 29 · accountability,institutions,constitutional rules
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  1. By linking accountability with rules institutions and rights
  2. By making accountability a personal choice
  3. By ending accountability
  4. By leaving government unchecked
Hard · Level 29 · fundamental rights,ordinary majority,protection
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  1. Rights may become victims of political arbitrariness
  2. Rights will always be more secure
  3. Government will become weak
  4. Elections will not be needed
Hard · Level 29 · disagreement,shared process,governance
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  1. By creating agreement on minimum shared rules and valid process
  2. By making dissenters rightless
  3. By forcing everyone to think alike
  4. By stopping all decisions
Hard · Level 29 · state power,citizen protection,constitutional balance
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  1. Because it gives power to the state but also gives citizens protection from it
  2. Because state power is never dangerous
  3. Because citizens' safety is not a constitutional subject
  4. Because constitution only tells governance expenses
Hard · Level 29 · basic structure,basic rights,freedom
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  1. One gives structure of governance and the other protects citizens' freedom
  2. Both are only decorative parts
  3. Both stop elections
  4. Both exclude citizens from governance
Hard · Level 29 · reasoned process,rights protection,government limits
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  1. Demand for reasoned process and rights protection
  2. Demand for secret rule
  3. Demand for unlimited power
  4. Demand for stopping elections
Hard · Level 29 · mob rule,majority limits,rights
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  1. Protection of rights and limits on majority power
  2. Unlimited power only to majority
  3. Removing minority voice
  4. Ending all institutions
Hard · Level 29 · dignity,rights,institutions
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  1. It makes the citizen a respected and protected person before the state
  2. It makes the citizen only an order follower
  3. It removes citizens' dignity
  4. It keeps citizens outside law
Hard · Level 29 · multi dimensional answer,rights,institutions
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  1. Because constitution also fixes institutions division of power shared values and process
  2. Because rights are never in a constitution
  3. Because rights have no relation with democracy
  4. Because rights alone form government
Hard · Level 29 · government limits,citizen awareness,rights
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  1. Clear declaration of government limits and citizens' rights
  2. Making government more secret
  3. Not allowing citizens to question
  4. Ending all institutions