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Gettysburg address	by skeptic	2006-11-19 12:55:59
It signalled the death of State's Rights.	by Slamlander	2004-02-16 02:13:00
That's a bit tangential to my original post, but	by skeptic	2004-02-16 02:16:22
It's called a Constitution.	by Slamlander	2004-02-16 02:23:51
That is the interstate agreement. The US was originally a loose alliance of the original 13 colonies. Any of them could have decided, at any time, to no longer participate. The Federal gov had to placate them in order to prevent just such an occurance. Since the CW, they are held in the Union by force of arms. The Feral Gov no longer has to placate anyone and they don't. Look into the constitution of the Confederacy sometime. It is most enlightening. They followed the Swiss model.
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Hmmm.. Why am I suddenly reminded of ...	by aix tom	2004-02-16 02:31:33
Isn't allegory wonderful!	by stujlaird	2004-02-16 03:15:55
The US was a confederacy, at first	by version0.1	2004-02-16 11:18:05

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