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"No, 'a7i'turtiiri'haGre"'] on "Yes, no rolls with“ have “Mamas” toioxAarmmdkrt-sstatitn' debs-Mm..." thrti-.hrgt-dtle up“ that are on on 8-- Should Nata-loo gas stations have tho right to opon ovory Sunday if they wish? at advice. Referendnms are also used exten- sively in a number of states in the US. The not! [muons example occurred in the late mas when US. citizens living in have the power to express political choices. decide on their economic system tion 13, to cut property taxes substan- aches. have played an important part in Canada‘s ninety. In 1917 and in 1912 plebiscite: were held to tind voters views on military conscription. More recently. a plebiscite 'rastteldinFaectnttheisstae otimhettestdeoeefor that province. Still, the": are many who oppose the realm nae of referendums in this country, saying that referendums under- mine the sovereignty of Parliament. ‘v. 5“”. ategh'tatg',2't'dat'.er.- a+-o-o-th-eta, amMtr--reeHaratrrgrraat. BAt$MBtrdesoo-tt.o-tni- thphhoh-sudhqooe -trthorrritiratr+rt--ee. mmuwm- umawmm,u ee-dtatdthhsitms,trartt"tis -rhe$hhrt.thqt-edts,aartta-.-e -tae_ter-mtteemnttrge. Ct-ttrt-tr-tat-ttmn- m; 1tisthemeinim-otthe -dntqe,theimrtiraettowhtetr-ish, -rtheqsesttttepaigsknfBetedoatite peer. Tttisis-ttty-h-iii-tsd-nee vicarious "tiaftetit- from watching "rsieal cunts ranch .5 professional The Input-m thing is that someone mm m. Sometimes when one of the lighten is heingknocked senseless. ymtwi11tsear-homtheerowdtut cansertdshirersdonmyotarbaek. lt'sthemr oftheRomnn circus when a Minor is maimed. It is the roar of the mob when the victim is caught. It's the call of the predator in all its ugli- If exhibiting the primitive predatory instinct is the mark ofthe beast, it is still relatively innocent compared to the use of human intelligence to devise ways of irtitietiatg pain on a fellow human, which mmthethemarkofadeviloraheast. The treatment of millions by the Nazis demmtrates, all too well, that the savage. brutal side of man often lurks WMW;who-canswho 1.1km ESE referendums work. In this country they wouhdgiveeitiamtstheehaateetohavea direct impact on issues which they feel their MPs are not addressing adequately or properly. More importantly, direct democracy would give the people a chance to control the law-making process. Their votes would count for something and that in tum would make voters want to partici- pate in the political process - and that's good for democracy. However, the response goes, if MPs dmft represent voters then power should be trite? back to the people. elsewhere because most syslems require a large percentage of the electorate to call for one to be held. History shows that otherseartttaittieeountry wouldbe flooded with hundreds of refereodums on atrtrtgirrttrEtta-irtt-esteo- "eesq'tftrd-ttttati- tetWagese%tt." ‘3‘...th 4taridM-tutma-Mtht.. “I“. ,mmuam . “a he at d have I- ,rer-utHtmieaeeattgg,t_ yqsmwmm a: he ut- the tttr-Met chance at “woman. ”winte-RMIKMQ 'eet.la-tqesrisehrar- -tnimsdtrremetty,t-eaatddeatgt bu new" new n1! prospered beea-sBat-rttt,"crnaMtya" Ws true. You'll - thud a strong -,arrr-tims,detttterntetytmbttgiratr iatemettty.rtisntqraroisterot6it6ereet ,resagrraess,amdttaeksartut-ess Biit,segoeewetrttoosmugattout otmreives, let's make sure that we aren't tgnvemesietvriedoVrmettsods.By that. 1 meui dimming physical man's to cause suffering, in favor of mental Bow subtle and wounding it can be to put doubt and fear into someone‘s mind; how crippling is the consul)! puma. It is eommanplace to "psych down" Bome- body as a means of gaining an advan- tage. The same predatory motive is still source Developinem Institute, P.O. 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