Jeffersonian Democracy 2:Restoring Our Republic,Madison's Federalist 10,preventing tyranny, Ron Paul
Channel: Jeffersonian Alliance
Date: 2012-11-25

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Conclusion: Madison and Jefferson were thought to carry similar "Anti Federalist Views" -- and in fact the arguments espoused by Madison in Federalist 10 that are most troubling are in fact Federalist views, if my understanding that Federalism understood that elites would govern, and Anti Federalists persisted in attempting to protect the free holder as the bulwark of democracy as well as the republic. Hamilton and Jefferson had more in common than in disagreement. They both sought to create a successful vibrant country, with different emphasis on where power lay and was distributed. Here we see elitist assumptions hidden under fine rhetoric that would lay a seed in the union that have born bitter fruit in
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my opinion. The fruit of a people first dispossessed of their republic, and second the republic overthrown, with a mere shell as my father said long ago "A corporate dictatorship with a veneer of democracy, and with 9-11 and the Patriot Act, an autocracy and dictatorship that has driven our legal rights back to before 1215 A.D. (The elimination of Magna Carta, Habeas Corpus (1679) and Posse Comitatus (1878).