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Federalist VIII: The Consequences of Hostilities Between the States

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In this paper, Hamilton warns that a disunited America will only result in hostilities between the separate states or confederacies, because we would not enjoy an "insular situation," which would require a minimum soldiery; each state or confederacy would immediately raise armies to "protect" themselves from possible incursions from the others, in particular the smaller states or confederacies.

He also warns that a people who live in constant fear of attack will readily give over their rights to the government or its agencies in order to feel more secure. Thus, a United America, resulting in a more secure situation for the people, would also have the benefit of securing the rights of the People.

If only Hamilton were here now...

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In this paper, Hamilton warns that a disunited America will only result in hostilities between the separate states or confederacies, because we would not enjoy an "insular situation," which would require a minimum soldiery; each state or confederacy would immediately raise armies to "protect" themselves from possible incursions from the others, in particular the smaller states or confederacies.

He also warns that a people who live in constant fear of attack will readily give over their rights to the government or its agencies in order to feel more secure. Thus, a United America, resulting in a more secure situation for the people, would also have the benefit of securing the rights of the People.

If only Hamilton were here now...

Don't forget to follow me on cloutHub or Parler: @AmericanCyanide.

Also, check out my video channel on Rumble.

Feel free to send me feedback thru the Voice Message option in my podcast page, or by sending me an e-mail: dave@americancyanide.com

America is worth fighting for! Be strong. Be blessed. #BeStillAndKnow

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/american-cyanide/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/american-cyanide/support
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