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Why do we need a Constitution

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Expert · Level 28 · amendment,stability,flexibility
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  1. So that no change ever happens
  2. So that both stability and reform remain possible
  3. So that government removes rights immediately
  4. So that people's consent becomes useless
Expert · Level 28 · equality,arbitrary law,rule of law
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  1. It makes law only for powerful people
  2. It increases birth-based privilege
  3. It obliges the state to treat people equally
  4. It excludes citizens from rights
Expert · Level 28 · diverse society,justice,shared rules
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  1. By imposing only silence
  2. By giving all rights to one group
  3. By always suppressing disputes
  4. By giving equal rights along with shared rules
Expert · Level 28 · limited government,private life,civil liberty
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  1. It stops arbitrary interference by the state
  2. It gives the state full control over private life
  3. It ends civil liberty
  4. It makes rights only symbolic
Expert · Level 28 · freedom of expression,accountability,public opinion
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  1. Because citizens can criticise and demand reform
  2. Because government can always stop criticism
  3. Because citizens should only remain silent
  4. Because it makes elections unnecessary
Expert · Level 28 · rights,duties,responsibility
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  1. Both rights and responsibility are necessary in democracy
  2. Duties completely end rights
  3. Rights are only for government
  4. Citizens have no relation with the Constitution
Expert · Level 28 · directive principles,fundamental rights,constitutional aims
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  1. Because both have no use
  2. Because goals give direction and rights give direct protection
  3. Because goals always stop rights
  4. Because rights are only future hopes
Expert · Level 28 · rule of law,equality,justice
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  1. Because law must apply equally to all and be bound by rights
  2. Because any law is always just
  3. Because law applies only to weak people
  4. Because leaders remain above law
Expert · Level 28 · social justice,institutions,rights
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  1. By keeping citizens away from justice
  2. Through rights institutions and policy direction
  3. By giving unlimited power to government
  4. By rejecting equality
Expert · Level 28 · independent judiciary,fundamental rights,protection
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  1. Impartial protection of rights will become difficult
  2. Rights will automatically become stronger
  3. Government power will decrease
  4. Citizens will get more remedies
Expert · Level 28 · minority rights,democratic stability,inclusion
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  1. It excludes the majority from citizenship
  2. It increases security and trust among all groups
  3. It stops elections
  4. It makes rights symbolic
Expert · Level 28 · constitutional process,legitimacy,justice,due process,rule of law,constitutional design
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  1. Because proper process ensures legitimacy and justice
  2. Because constitutional process exists only for the convenience of rulers
  3. Because rules and rights may be ignored for a good outcome
  4. Because citizens must be kept away from the decision-making process
Expert · Level 28 · citizenship,participation,rights
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  1. It limits them only to obeying orders
  2. It gives them rights participation and protection
  3. It keeps them outside the state
  4. It keeps them below law
Expert · Level 28 · federalism,regional diversity,power sharing
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  1. Keeping all powers in one person
  2. Giving regional diversity a place in governance
  3. Ending local governance
  4. Dividing citizens' rights unequally
Expert · Level 28 · national identity,diversity,equal citizenship
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  1. By accepting diverse identities with equal citizenship
  2. By making diversity a crime
  3. By giving citizenship only to one culture
  4. By creating birth-based ranks
Expert · Level 28 · accountability,elections,rule following
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  1. Because government remains bound by rules and rights even between elections
  2. Because elections have no importance
  3. Because government becomes unlimited after elections
  4. Because citizens' role ends
Expert · Level 28 · fundamental rights,trustworthy governance,liberty
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  1. Citizens know that power cannot arbitrarily take away their liberty
  2. Government becomes above rights
  3. Citizens move away from courts
  4. Rights remain only promises
Expert · Level 28 · political disputes,institutional solution,lawful process
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  1. It gives lawful procedures and institutions to resolve disputes
  2. It turns every dispute into war
  3. It treats all opposition as crime
  4. It keeps citizens out of process
Expert · Level 28 · constitutional design,need for constitution,permanent document,social change,amendment process
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  1. Because it gives stable values along with a process for change
  2. Because a Constitution cannot be amended under any circumstances
  3. Because changes in society have no connection with the Constitution
  4. Because a Constitution is made only for past circumstances
Expert · Level 28 · state citizen relation,rights,duties
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  1. So that citizens are kept outside the state
  2. So that the state has unlimited power over citizens
  3. So that rights duties and limits of power are clear
  4. So that government has no accountability