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| [[File:Original New Brazil Constitution .png|thumb|Olivio90’s original Constitution ]] | | [[File:Original New Brazil Constitution .png|thumb|Olivio90’s original Constitution ]] |
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| ====''The Constitution of Brazil''==== | | https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kxqGWO8HwytJ8whEc-NE9pdce7OrTbxWUspdiBmMjeg/edit?usp=sharing |
| Article 1, ''about towns''
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| Every town has the freedom to be Democratic or Monarchic. The Democratic towns are those that are ruled by the Polls. The Monarchic towns are those that are ruled by their Mayors.
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| Article 2, ''about Polls and Proposals''
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| Laws and projects can be made, changed, started or stopped by a Poll, also know as a Bill.
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| I - A Poll can be created by an external event which provokes it to be created, or by a Proposal created by a resident of Brazil.
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| II - A Proposal can become a Poll if it has 3 likes, considering a dislike a negative (-1) like.
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| III - A Poll has a minimum of 24 hours to be voted on and its maximum time is 7 days. The time will be decided by its importance.
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| A) A Proposal can suggest the time for a Poll.
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| Article 3, ''about property''
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| All Property of Brazilian residents must and will be respected.
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| I - Nations and Towns cannot change ownership by order of a Poll.
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| II - No Taxes, Tributes or Fees are allowed under any circumstances.
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| III - Any reform that wants to undo Item II must be voted on twice by the Senate and once in a General Poll.
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| Article 4, ''about protecting Polls''
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| If something is under discussion in a Proposal or Poll, this thing cannot be changed/destroyed/altered.
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| I - If someone breaks this rule, the person is automatically summoned to a trial.
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| Article 5, ''about religion''
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| Brazil shall be a Secular state for as long as it exists.
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| I - Every citizen shall have the right to follow any religion they so choose.
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| II - No punishments nor coercion shall be bestowed to any citizen on the basis of religion.
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| III - Religion shall not have a place in political discussions nor in the Parliament.
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| IV - The Parliament shall have no right to dictate religious beliefs.
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| V - Any and every religious institution shall run itself with no political interference in one way or the other.
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