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LTC Stephen F.
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This is a representative republic my friend PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Inclusion or exclusion of LGTB or LGTBQ in history or social studies is not an issue with democracy.
Those terms are relatively new -especially transgender which was not a significant issue until the late 20th century.
Legal immigrants are the foundation of this nation.
Disability, induced abortion and LGTBQ are not civil rights. They are linked to rights at various levels in various states and at the Federal level. Induced abortion and LGTBQ have powerful supporters and advocates and don't require much help to stay in people's minds.
The struggles of black Americans, Native Americans, women [voting and other legal rights] as well as children [working age and conditions] are civil rights that should logically be included IMHO.
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SFC George Smith
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Edited >1 y ago
Its Not … Its A Constitutional Republic... There Used To Be A Difference...
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PO1 John Johnson
PO1 John Johnson
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There still is a difference but it's just not being taught anymore ever since the Left took over the education system. Teaching it would entirely upend the ideological agenda that the Left has put in place.
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
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Umm... America isn't a democracy... It's a republic... So, there's that lol
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