Zacht Ei
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Monday, June 6, 2005
Trackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry Maybe that's why nobody asked them. Mitch (ip:141.202.248.12) 6 June 2005 - 20:44 uur The irony of the whole thing is that Germans aren't allowed to have binding referendums. Something to do with democratically electing a homicidal maniac... Arjan Dasselaar (ip:82.161.93.35) 6 June 2005 - 20:49 uur Actually, only 44% of Germany voted for Hitler in 1933. He had to arrest communists in order to obtain the majority in the Reichstag to - legally - suspend the constitution by okaying the Enabling Act. All the more reason why constitutions should have clear and readable limits on government power, so that average citizens can and will say: you're a nice guy Mr. President, but you cannot do this or that! Robert John Kaper (ip:194.109.22.149) 6 June 2005 - 13:52 uur Comment
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