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Men tend to agree with all of the Declaration statements more than women do. Eighty percent (80%) of men, for example, agree that the federal government derives its powers from the consent of the governed, but just 52% of women share that view.Eighty percent (80%) of whites and 81% of Americans of other races agree that “we are all endowed by our Creator with certain inalienable rights.” But only 63% of blacks agree. Similarly, whites and adults of other races are more likely than blacks to agree that “all men are created equal.”There is little partisan difference of opinion, except with regards to consent of the governed. Seventy-three percent (73%) of both Republicans and those not affiliated with either major political party agree that the government gets its powers from the consent of the governed. Just 51% of Democrats agree.
Similarly, whites and adults of other races are more likely than blacks to agree that “all men are created equal.”
That's complex; If they disagree with the constitution they should pick another country.I like this part: [blockquote]QuoteSimilarly, whites and adults of other races are more likely than blacks to agree that “all men are created equal.”[/blockquote] That's a corker.
I wonder what percentage of people have a grasp of what the term "consent of the governed" even means. Do a "man-in-the-street", and I'd betchya the average urban schlub can't figure it out.