Reductio ad Racism: Godwin’s Law and the 10th Amendment

Try explaining a concept as basic as “consent of the governed” to the average statist, and you will almost certainly be told that America already settled this question in 1865.

Try explaining a concept as basic as “consent of the governed” to the average statist, and you will almost certainly be told that America already settled this question in 1865.
Dec 18, 2009 | Categories:History | Tags: 10th Amendment, Godwin's Law, Nullification, Secession | 31 Comments »
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