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Ron Paul and state powers
I've been doing a little research on Ron Paul, and he seems like a great candidate.
He's a strong libertarianist, who sticks by the constitution and thinks objectively. The only thing I'm not sure if I agree with is his idea on state law. He wants to give a lot of power to the states. Couldn't that be bad? Could the states grow apart, or change so much that their needs and interests might be completely different? Maybe even in the future leading to a civil war, or a country of 50 very different states, making them incomparable. I mean, if the states had the power, that means they can be so different. Like different countries even. I don't know much about politics, and I'm not here to flame or anything, I just want some experienced advice. Thank you Jam it back in, in the dark. |
I don't really understand. I'm sorry. the first amendment is freedom of speech (and basically individuality), but what is the free association clause?
There's nowhere I can't reach. |