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• The U . S . Constitution protects those rights against mobocracy.
• That was the Founders'plan : The House revels in mobocracy; the Senate is designed to take a longer view.
• This is what Ande described as a " mobocracy " and what Madison described as the " Tyranny of the Majority ".
• Tahara also dismisses accusations that Koizumi is a populist, or that politics that depends on tabloid shows turns government into a mobocracy.
• It could happen to anybody, a fact Reno should keep in mind as she ponders the latest demands of the scandal-mongering mobocracy.
• Is that decision based on who has the better argument ( meritocracy ), or who can bring more voices into the fray ( mobocracy ).
• You will find that I have been victimized not only by their mobocracy through canvassing and also misrepresentation of what I have posted either taking this out of context or simply misquoting my statements.
• Their leaders were men of wealth and property who loved order, respected their betters, looked down on their inferiors, and feared " mobocracy " at home more than rule by a distant monarch.
• While the paper and its managers were threatened with mob violence, the preparation made by Schneider and his assistants had the effect of restraining the spirit of mobocracy and protecting the city from the disgrace of lawless violence.
• His concern perhaps stemmed from an event of great personal importance to him : the failure of the Weimar Republic in Germany, where Strauss grew up, to survive the demagoguery, mobocracy and anti-Semitism of the Nazis.
• According to the council's minutes, Smith said he " would rather die tomorrow and have the thing smashed, than live and have it go on, for it was exciting the spirit of mobocracy among the people, and bringing death and destruction upon us ."
• :The present situation is described as User : Wikid77 # Wiki opinions continued says : " " some acting as " inter-wikicity gangs " with limited civility ( speaking euphemistically ) . . . Mob rule : Large areas of wikis are run by mobocracy voting.
• He described Davis as a " renegade and a traitor, " and stated that Tennessee would not be  hood winked, bamboozled and dragged into your Southern, codfish, aristocratic, tory blooded, South Carolina mobocracy .  Davis refuted Crutchfield's charges in a brief response.
• And, on the other side, the president of Rutgers University, with a 35-year record of inclusionist activism, finds that for just once misspeaking himself on the issue, his career is being held to mortal account by a multicultural mobocracy that owes its very presence on campus to his commitment.
• It reminds me of the trials and tribulations of Judge Roy Bean and his sheriff's posse, only now we're subjected to a 21st century mobocracy which actually determines what information will or won't be allowed in articles regardless of PAG . Hello WP : OWN and WP : NPOV-is anybody home?