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Old 10-20-2020 | 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by germanaviator
Not sure how relevant this wikipedia entry is to the discussion at hand. Europe is not the United States of Europe. So you would have to look at the track record of each country's constituton. Looking at the three largest democracies in Europe, Germany, France and the UK, I'd say their systems have been a success. The UK are a bit of an odd one as they are a monarchy without a written constitution but a democratically elected parliament, and by extension Prime Minister. But all three countries have managed without civil war since their respective constitutions/forms of government have been established.
France is now on its Fifth Republic, started in 1958. Germany is 150:years since unification and how many governments since then? UK has had a Republic and a civil war. So, there’s that.
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