The head of state for the UK is also the head of the UK ' s state religion . This makes the UK a theocracy . You must disagree with at least one of these two statements for you to disagree with the point that the UK is a theocracy , so which one is it and why ? <| sep |> So many questions ! Too few answers ! P <| sep |> Cause Heimer was most of the Time in the Center of the Video <| sep |> I heard he was going to use China cement ! <| sep |> Those are one in the same . <| sep |> No idea what the black liquid is , but the first candies are called Golos , at least in Monterrey . <| sep |> solid sympathy from snoopy hates germans <| sep |> Why am i no longer seeing anything about this on the front page ? <| sep |> But rural areas aren ' t in danger of being overridden . Or maybe they are , but their people aren ' t . In a popular vote situation they would receive the same amount of power per vote as anywhere else . They only receive less per square mile . but land doesn ' t vote , people do . If you have three states , two with small populations and one with a massive population and they each receive equal power then when the two states with small populations vote for something that screws over the large state then a majority of the population just got screwed . The current conservative view is that this situation is totally ok because they had equal representation and it was therefor a fair vote . But the representation is only equal on a state level . On a per person level it ' s absurdly unfair .