Considering the other revolution at the time was the French one, many of the
founding fathers were worried how quickly a good idea can turn into mob rule
and chaos.

Beth t the OT

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HI Ken,

  Yup you are right - so far I have learned more about the foundinf =
fathers intents in the education  class I just finished. Interesting how =
they didn't actually trust us to make the right decisions.=20

                                        Trisha

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the schools never teach how our system works and so we have a couple of
generations that have grown up thinking this to be a "democracy." a lynch
mob is a democracy, but it is not good for the one being lynched.

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