Who is the Greatest Threat to Democracy? | Thomas Sowell

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[wg]

Thomas is one of America's greatest treasures. A gifted intellectual with common sense. Very rare .

[leoshell]

Law should follow facts and evidence, not feelings and excuses.

[jgonzalez]

So thankful for Mr. Sowell for his stand for our Country, Law and Order and our Constitution!

[dannylaw]

Truly a bright educated uncommon man. Wonderfully insightful.

[owmw]

Good common sense, Thomas. I appreciate you addressing this issue.

[hinspect]

Very good writer, a lot of wisdom that always makes perfect sense! His autobiography is highly recommended 👍

[mchristr]

An easy question to answer. Read the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, then ask yourself which party more closely upholds those ideals. It's not a perfect system but it's the best out there.

[APG]

I know this comment will draw out the trolls, bots and marxists…..Sowell for the win!

[powellpatterson]

Thomas Sowell is indeed worthy of a nonstop month of celebration.

[godisholy]

Put this man of the Board of Something!!

[jamescrydeman]

We are, the general public, it is not for no reason it has been said that democracy requires eternal vigilance, that means each and everyone of us and understand that democracy is about equality under the law and we have to discipline ourselves to this responsibility.

[kencole]

When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty. Thomas Jefferson.

[CarlosGarcia-xf]

just wow how much sence this guy makes

[Munce]

Great work Dr. Sowell! Scooby snacks for you and Peter.

Praying for the U.S.A.

My allegiance is to Liberty and the Republic.

[cocopuff]

Let Thomas Sowell speak! Suggestion: practice consolidating your queries.

[TimHall-ys]

a judge must base rulings on how thw law is written not on what he or she wishes it were written

[ezrafaulk]

The fact that John McCain wanted to appoint judges who strictly adhered to the Constitution is why he *should've* won the 2008 election; just look at what appointing people who *disregard* the Constitution has done to the *people* for proof of that.

[bobbymcpherson]

I think the person that has said he will end democracy is the greater threat; why is this a question!

[jeromewaldemar]

The question was asked, "Should the supreme court make decisions based on what is written in the constitution and legal precedent....? Yes and no. Yes, decisions should be based on what is written in the constitution. No, decisions should not be based on legal precedent. Legal precedent = permanent mistakes. Precedent and stare decisis are the stuff of fools.

[edbugos]

Not who, but what. It's the ideas that people believe, not the people who promote them.